NJ S3006

Creates the new crime of "home invasion burglary" as a first-degree offense when a person unlawfully enters a residential dwelling and inflicts/threatens bodily injury or is armed with explosives or a deadly weapon

Establishes "residential burglary" as a second-degree crime for unlawfully entering a residential dwelling with intent to commit an offense, regardless of whether the defendant knew someone was present

Redefines the existing burglary statute to apply only to non-residential structures, research facilities, and utility company property

Requires defendants convicted of home invasion burglary or residential burglary to serve 85% of their sentence before becoming eligible for parole

Adds both new offenses to the list of crimes that can trigger extended prison terms, mandatory firearm-related sentencing enhancements, and juvenile waiver to adult court for offenders 15 years or older