NJ S3201

Upgrades assault on a law enforcement officer resulting in serious bodily injury from a third-degree to a second-degree crime, with mandatory incarceration provisions and ineligibility for pretrial intervention programs

Expands the list of protected personnel for aggravated assault charges to include court services officers

Adds two new domestic violence-related aggravated assault offenses: causing significant bodily injury to a domestic violence victim (third-degree crime) and obstructing breathing/blood circulation of a domestic violence victim (second-degree crime)

Requires mandatory blood or biological sample testing for communicable diseases when a person is charged with throwing bodily fluid at law enforcement, corrections officers, firefighters, or emergency medical personnel, with test results disclosed to victims

Specifies that blood samples collected for communicable disease testing cannot be used for other law enforcement purposes without a separate warrant and must be destroyed after testing is complete