New Jersey S2163 creates a disorderly persons offense for concealing identity with a mask or disguise during a crime.
New Jersey S2163 establishes a disorderly persons offense for individuals who conceal or attempt to conceal their identity by wearing a mask or disguise with the intent to instill fear, hinder prosecution, or avoid apprehension while committing another crime or offense. Exemptions apply for masks or disguises worn for medical, religious, or expressive purposes. A conviction under this bill cannot merge with other criminal offenses to reduce a defendant's sentence. This act takes effect immediately.
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