Expands "Daniel's Law" to prohibit disclosure of personal information concerning court administrators and deputy court administrators.

S 1469 expands "Daniel's Law" to protect municipal court administrators and their immediate families by prohibiting online disclosure of their home addresses and unpublished phone numbers. The bill makes it a crime (fourth degree for reckless, third degree for intentional violations) to post such personal information online if it risks harassment or harm. It applies to active, retired, or former court administrators and their household family members, while clarifying that news media isn't liable for previously published information. The law requires written notice to stop disclosures and exempts law enforcement or court-authorized access. This bill directly affects court administrators and their families in New Jersey, adding them to existing protections for judges, law enforcement, and child protective investigators.