NJ A2086

Creates a publicly-accessible Internet registry of individuals who have been convicted of domestic violence crimes, had final restraining orders issued against them, or violated temporary or final restraining orders.

Registry must include name, aliases, crime descriptions, physical description, photograph, vehicle information, and last known address for each listed person.

Requires law enforcement officers to search both the new public registry and existing central domestic violence registry when conducting any arrest.

Persons erroneously included may petition the Administrative Office of the Courts for removal; registrants must update their address within five days of any change.

Takes effect on the first day of the seventh month following enactment; named "Stephanie's Law" after Stephanie Nicole Parze, a domestic violence victim murdered by her ex-boyfriend.