NJ S450

Expands New Jersey's existing radio transmission crimes to explicitly prohibit interfering with any radio communications from federally licensed or government-operated stations

Criminalizes the use of signal jammers, signal blockers, GPS jammers, cell phone jammers, and text blockers that disrupt authorized radio communications

Prohibits using scanning receivers capable of intercepting domestic cellular telecommunications frequencies or converting digital cellular transmissions to analog voice audio, when done in violation of federal law

Violations constitute a fourth-degree crime under New Jersey law, aligning state penalties with conduct already prohibited under federal FCC regulations (47 U.S.C. s.301 and s.333)

Addresses public safety concerns as signal jammers can block emergency 911 calls, prevent GPS location services, and interfere with first responder communications