Establishes a New Jersey White Collar Crime Offender Registry to track individuals convicted of specified financial crimes.
The New Jersey White Collar Crime Offender Registry Act mandates the Department of Law and Public Safety to create and maintain a registry website for individuals convicted of white-collar crimes. The registry includes those convicted of offenses such as insurance fraud, mortgage fraud, securities fraud, and other financial crimes. Offenders must register for 10 years for a first offense, an additional 10 years for a second offense, and for life for a third offense.
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