NJ A3924

Adds aggravated assault of a law enforcement officer to the list of crimes that trigger a rebuttable presumption of pretrial detention under New Jersey's Criminal Justice Reform Law

Requires defendants charged with aggravated assault of a law enforcement officer to prove by a preponderance of the evidence that they should be released pending trial, rather than placing the burden on prosecutors to justify detention

Expands the existing pretrial detention presumption, which currently applies only to murder charges and crimes carrying ordinary or extended life imprisonment sentences

Allows prosecutors to file motions seeking pretrial detention specifically for aggravated assault of law enforcement officers as a new enumerated category under the detention statute

Takes effect immediately upon enactment