NJ A4435

Expands third-degree criminal invasion of privacy to include creating deepfake images depicting another person's intimate parts or sexual activity without consent, punishable by 3-5 years imprisonment and up to $15,000 fine

Creates a fourth-degree crime for knowingly or recklessly disclosing nonconsensual pornographic deepfake images, punishable by up to 18 months imprisonment and up to $10,000 fine

Defines "deepfake" as an image, video, or audio recording created using advanced computer technology that appears to realistically depict a person's speech or conduct they did not actually engage in

Amends criminal coercion statute to explicitly include threats to disclose actual or deepfake pornographic images as a prohibited form of coercion

Maintains existing penalties structure where criminal coercion involving such threats is a fourth-degree crime, elevated to third-degree if the threatened crime is more serious or the actor's purpose is criminal