New Jersey A4861 mandates victim notification for sex offenders released from parole supervision or removed from the sex offender registry.

New Jersey A4861, known as the "Sexual Assault Victims' Rights Act," requires the prosecuting agency to notify any identifiable victim when a sex offender's obligation to register is terminated or they are released from parole supervision for life. The bill also mandates that courts issue restraining orders for victims of sex offenses upon request, prohibiting the defendant from contacting the victim. Additionally, it outlines conditions for parole supervision, including restrictions on internet use and unmanned aircraft systems.

New Jersey A4861 mandates victim notification for sex offenders released from parole supervision or removed from the sex offender registry.

New Jersey A4861, known as the "Sexual Assault Victims' Rights Act," requires the prosecuting agency to notify any identifiable victim when a sex offender's obligation to register is terminated or they are released from parole supervision for life. The bill also mandates that courts issue restraining orders for victims of sex offenses upon request, prohibiting the defendant from contacting the victim. Additionally, it outlines conditions for parole supervision, including restrictions on internet use and unmanned aircraft systems.