NJ A880

Mandatory life imprisonment without parole for aggravated sexual assault convictions where the victim suffered serious bodily injury (defined as injury creating substantial risk of death, serious permanent disfigurement, or protracted loss of bodily function)

Extended sentencing of 30 years to life for aggravated sexual assault against victims 16 years old or younger when the offender used or threatened to use a deadly weapon or threatened serious bodily injury

Extended sentencing of 10-20 years for sexual assault and 5-10 years for aggravated criminal sexual contact against victims 16 or younger under the same weapon/threat circumstances

Courts may impose parole ineligibility periods of up to half the extended term, or 25 years for life sentences

Named after the Lawrence Singleton case, where a man who raped and dismembered a 15-year-old was released after 8 years and later murdered another woman