New Jersey S3063 creates a domestic violence Internet registry for public access, mandates counseling and community service, and increases fines for.
New Jersey S3063 establishes a domestic violence Internet registry accessible to the public, detailing information about convicted offenders. The registry includes personal details, offense descriptions, and vehicle information. The bill mandates counseling and community service for offenders, with durations increasing for subsequent offenses. It also raises civil penalties for domestic violence acts, with higher fines for repeat offenses. The public can petition for name removal from the registry after certain periods, except for those convicted of severe offenses.
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