NJ A3097

Creates a rebuttable presumption of pretrial detention for defendants charged with reckless vehicular homicide (first or second degree) or strict liability vehicular homicide (third degree) when the offense involves driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs

Expands existing pretrial detention presumptions, which currently apply only to murder and crimes carrying life imprisonment, to include DUI-related vehicular homicides

Requires defendants charged with reckless or strict liability vehicular homicide to forfeit the vehicle used in the offense, unless they prove by preponderance of evidence that forfeiture would cause serious hardship to their family

Authorizes courts to suspend or revoke a defendant's driver's license as a condition of pretrial release if the court decides against detention for these vehicular homicide offenses

Adds strict liability vehicular homicide violations to the list of offenses triggering a 5-year to lifetime driver's license suspension upon conviction