New Jersey A1666 allows certain individuals with prior indictable offense convictions to serve on juries, excluding those convicted of murder or.

New Jersey A1666 amends the state's jury service qualifications to permit individuals with past convictions of indictable offenses to serve on juries, except for those convicted of murder or aggravated sexual assault. Currently, such convictions automatically disqualify individuals from jury service. The bill also excludes those currently serving a sentence of incarceration for an indictable offense. The change will be implemented by updating juror source lists to reflect the new qualifications.

New Jersey A1666 allows certain individuals with prior indictable offense convictions to serve on juries, excluding those convicted of murder or.

New Jersey A1666 amends the state's jury service qualifications to permit individuals with past convictions of indictable offenses to serve on juries, except for those convicted of murder or aggravated sexual assault. Currently, such convictions automatically disqualify individuals from jury service. The bill also excludes those currently serving a sentence of incarceration for an indictable offense. The change will be implemented by updating juror source lists to reflect the new qualifications.