NJ A1939

Establishes a disorderly persons offense for knowingly transmitting unsolicited visual material via electronic means that depicts sexual conduct or exposed intimate parts without the recipient's request or express consent

Upgrades the offense to a fourth degree crime when a person exposes intimate parts via unsolicited electronic images to children under 13 (when the sender is at least 4 years older) or to persons with mental disabilities unable to understand the sexual nature of the conduct

Expands existing lewdness laws to include electronic transmission alongside in-person exposure of genitals for sexual gratification purposes

Defines "electronic means" broadly to include electronic communication devices, interactive wireless communications devices, and computers

Updates statute language from gendered pronouns ("he/his") to gender-neutral terms ("the person/the person's") throughout the lewdness law