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NJ S1966
Bill
Status
Passed
1/9/2024
Primary Sponsor
Joseph Vitale
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AI Summary
- Tracking a vehicle using GPS or other location tracking devices with intent to commit an unlawful act would become a fourth-degree crime in New Jersey
- Standard fourth-degree crimes carry penalties of up to 18 months imprisonment and fines up to $10,000, but this offense would require mandatory extended sentencing of 5 years imprisonment
- The bill amends N.J.S.2C:43-7 to include this new tracking offense among crimes requiring extended term sentencing
- Sponsored by Senator Holly T. Schepisi (District 39, Bergen County), pre-filed for introduction in the 2026 legislative session
- Addresses concerns that GPS and location tracking technology misuse has contributed to domestic violence, sexual assault, and vehicle theft
Legislative Description
Revises health insurance coverage requirements for treatment of infertility.
Withdrawn Because Approved
Last Action
Withdrawn Because Approved P.L.2023, c.258.
1/9/2024
Committee Referrals
Commerce1/9/2024
Full Bill Text
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