Establishes New Jersey Human Trafficking Criminal Registry; requires establishment of educational curricula related to human trafficking.
This bill establishes the New Jersey Human Trafficking Criminal Registry to make available to the citizens of this State, information relating to any person convicted of certain human trafficking offenses who is either incarcerated, on parole, or participating in a residential community release program in this State. The registry is to be subdivided into four categories, with each category to include the following information: (1) an incarcerated person’s name, sentence imposed for the conviction, place of incarceration, parole eligibility or release date, and criminal history record.
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