New Jersey A4613, the "School Safety and Security Act," establishes penalties for criminal acts on school property.
New Jersey A4613, the "School Safety and Security Act," establishes penalties for certain criminal acts committed on school property. The bill defines "school safety and security plan" as comprehensive plans developed by each school district to ensure safety and security in public elementary and secondary schools. It outlines specific acts that would constitute a crime of the fourth degree, including entering or remaining on school property without permission, tampering with security devices, and interfering with school safety plans.
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