NJ S3522

Establishes the "Privacy Protection Act" in New Jersey, prohibiting government entities and health care facilities from requesting immigration status, citizenship status, place of birth, social security number, or individual taxpayer identification number unless necessary to assess eligibility for or administer public services, benefits, programs, or professional licenses

Restricts sale, sharing, or transfer of automated license plate recognition information by government entities, with exceptions for sharing with other government entities when permitted by law, pursuant to valid judicial orders or warrants, or with law enforcement agencies that certify the information will not be used for civil immigration enforcement

Excludes covered personal information from the state's open public records act and prohibits disclosure except when required by federal or state law, pursuant to judicial orders or warrants, or with written consent from the individual

Requires government entities to notify individuals within 90 days when compelled to disclose their protected information or license plate data, detailing what was shared, with whom, and the legal basis for disclosure

Creates civil liability for government entities that knowingly obtain, disclose, or use protected information for unauthorized purposes, allowing affected individuals to seek injunctive relief and damages in Superior Court