New Jersey A5555 creates the "Conspiracy to Fund Criminal Activities Act" with penalties for financing riots and violent disorderly conduct.
New Jersey A5555, known as the "Conspiracy to Fund Criminal Activities Act," establishes criminal penalties for knowingly providing financial support to facilitate riots or violent disorderly conduct. The offense is generally graded as a crime of the third degree, but it is upgraded to a crime of the second degree if the riot results in bodily injury, property damage exceeding $25,000, or if the defendant provided more than $10,000 in financial support.
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