New Jersey A5360 mandates expedited risk assessment and community notification for registered sex offenders relocating to the state from another.
New Jersey A5360 requires county prosecutors to evaluate the risk of re-offense for registered sex offenders moving to the state from another jurisdiction. The evaluation must consider factors such as criminal history, psychological profiles, and recent behavior. If the risk is deemed moderate or high, community notification must occur within 72 hours. The bill also mandates that offenders register with law enforcement within 10 days of moving to or returning to the state.
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