Requires law enforcement officer to reveal facial identity during certain public interactions and to present sufficient identification prior to arresting or detaining person.

This bill requires New Jersey law enforcement officers to reveal their facial identity during public interactions (e.g., stops, patrols) and present clear identification before detaining or arresting someone. Officers must show one of four acceptable forms of ID: a uniform with agency insignia, a photo ID card, a numbered badge, or verbally state their name and agency. Exceptions apply for undercover work, medical masks with physician approval, smoke protection during emergencies, or situations where revealing ID could compromise investigations, safety, or stealth operations. The law applies to all officers (federal, state, local) and directly affects members of the public during police encounters, aiming to increase transparency during interactions.