Establishes the crime of transnationally organized criminality in New Jersey.
The bill establishes the crime of transnationally organized criminality in New Jersey. It defines a "transnational criminal organization" as a group of three or more persons acting in concert to commit certain crimes if the conduct occurs across multiple countries or has substantial effects in another country. The bill lists specific crimes that qualify, including murder, kidnapping, and damaging nuclear plants. A conviction for transnationally organized criminality carries a mandatory sentence of 30 years to life imprisonment, with no eligibility for parole for the first 30 years.
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