The New Jersey inmate records are those files where the details of a person’s incarceration are documented. The information disclosed in these documents include, but are not limited to, the charge, the security risk, transfer, mugshots, sentence, time & place of arrests, gender, age, address, and more. The state’s inmate records are created, managed, and disseminated by the New Jersey department of corrections (NJDOC). Alternatively, interested parties may also get the records from approved third-party sites.Are Incarceration Records Public Information in New Jersey?In New Jersey, Incarceration records are public records. Pursuant to the state’s open public records act (OPRA), this information is made available to the general public to ensure its safety. For the most part, both the administrative and personal inmate documents are accessible publicly. However, the NJDOC prohibits access to certain details, such as the criminal’s health.Records that are considered public may be accessibl...
