Establishes right to record law enforcement activity under certain circumstances.

This bill, the "New Jerseyans’ Right to Monitor Act," grants New Jersey residents the right to record police activities while not under arrest or in custody. It protects individuals who record law enforcement actions from being stopped, threatened, arrested, or having their recording equipment seized solely for recording - unless officers have probable cause to believe the recorder is obstructing police work. Violations allow affected people to sue for damages, attorney fees, and other remedies in court. The law explicitly prohibits physical interference with police but ensures recordings and related equipment remain in the recorder's possession. It applies directly to all New Jersey citizens and law enforcement officers statewide.