NJ A326

Elevates receiving a stolen motor vehicle to a second-degree crime (5-10 years imprisonment, up to $150,000 fine) for individuals with two or more prior convictions or juvenile adjudications for the same offense within the preceding 15 years

Applies the "No Early Release Act" to repeat offenders, requiring them to serve 85% of their sentence before becoming eligible for parole

Mandates that Family Court waive jurisdiction over juveniles charged with receiving a stolen motor vehicle who have been adjudicated delinquent for the same offense on two or more prior separate occasions

Allows courts to sentence juveniles waived to adult court for third or subsequent violations to a maximum of 10 years imprisonment

Adds repeat stolen vehicle receipt to the list of serious crimes subject to mandatory minimum parole ineligibility alongside offenses like murder, sexual assault, robbery, and carjacking