New Jersey S2371 increases mandatory minimum prison terms for repeat sex offenders.
New Jersey S2371 amends criminal sentencing laws to increase mandatory minimum prison terms for individuals convicted of second or subsequent sex offenses. The bill specifies that offenders must serve at least 85 percent of the maximum sentence for their crime without eligibility for parole. It allows for reduced sentences if a negotiated agreement is reached that benefits the victim. The Attorney General is tasked with creating guidelines to ensure uniform prosecution and plea negotiation of these offenses. The bill takes effect immediately.
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