New Jersey S2146 amends procedures for serious motor vehicle offenses, requiring prosecutors to consider additional factors and habitual offender.
New Jersey S2146 amends the law to require prosecutors and courts to consider additional aggravating factors and habitual offender status in certain serious motor vehicle offense cases. The bill mandates that when a person is charged with specific offenses, the prosecutor must contact the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission to obtain the person's driving record. Prosecutors must also consult with victims if the offense resulted in bodily injury. The bill allows prosecutors to consider enhanced penalties, including incarceration, for habitual offenders.
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