New Jersey S1126 mandates parole revocation for parolees who assault or threaten law enforcement officers.
New Jersey S1126 amends existing law to require the revocation of parole for any parolee who assaults or threatens a law enforcement officer, including retired officers. The bill mandates that the Chairman of the Parole Board detain the parolee and initiate revocation proceedings upon notice of an arrest, indictment, or threat report. The law also applies to threats made against family members of law enforcement officers with the intent to cause imminent fear of death or physical harm.
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