New Jersey A2790 imposes mandatory imprisonment terms for certain sexual assaults on minors and amends the murder statute.
New Jersey A2790 amends the state's criminal code to impose mandatory imprisonment terms for certain sexual assaults on minors. It mandates 30 years to life imprisonment for acts of sexual penetration with a victim under 13 years old or under 16 if the defendant has supervisory or disciplinary power over the victim. The bill also increases the minimum term for murder convictions from 30 to 35 years before parole eligibility if the victim is under 16.
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