New Jersey § 30:4-91

§ 30:4-91.

a. As used in this act, “ body imaging scanning equipment ” means equipment that utilizes a low dose conventional x-ray transmission to produce

an anatomical image of the inmate capable of identifying external and internal contraband. b. A State or county correctional facility may utilize body imaging scanning equipment

for the purpose of searching arrestees, detainees, and inmates. The use of body imaging scanning equipment pursuant to this section shall be limited

to searches conducted: (1) when an inmate enters or leaves the correctional facility; (2) any time before or after an inmate is placed in close custody, prehearing detention,

disciplinary detention, protective custody, psychological observation, or suicide

watch; (3) any time before or after an inmate has a contact visit in which the inmate and

a visitor are permitted physical contact with each other; (4) after an inmate has been in any area where the inmate has had access to dangerous

or valuable items; (5) during a mass search of an inmate housing unit or inmate work area; (6) when a custody staff member with a rank of sergeant or above determines that there

exists a reasonable suspicion that an inmate is carrying or concealing contraband

on the inmate's person, or in the inmate's anal or vaginal cavity; or (7) when a custody staff member with a rank of sergeant or above determines that the

search is reasonably necessary for safety and security. c. Notwithstanding the provisions of any other law to the contrary, the body imaging

scanning equipment may be operated by an employee of the State or county correctional

facility or other law enforcement officer. Prior to operating body imaging scanning equipment, an employee or officer shall

successfully complete a training course approved by the Police Training Commission

pursuant to P.L.1961, c. 56 ( C.52:17B-66 et seq. ) and meet any other qualifications, including education and training, as determined

by the Commissioner of Corrections. d. The commissioner shall, pursuant to the “Administrative Procedure Act,” P.L.1968,

c. 410 ( C.52:14B-1 et seq. ), adopt regulations, as appropriate, to effectuate the purposes of this act.