New Jersey S333 revises agricultural trespass laws, removing the need for knowledge or recklessness, expanding activities considered trespass, and.
New Jersey S333 amends the state's agricultural trespass laws by removing the requirement for knowledge or recklessness in committing the offense. It expands the activities that constitute agricultural trespass, including entering or remaining on lands without permission and damaging property. The bill also broadens the definition of "lands" susceptible to agricultural trespass to include appurtenant woodland and other specified lands. Trespassers face civil penalties of up to $1,000 and may be required to pay for restoration and attorney fees.
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