S.3706

Establishes presumption of knowledge that display of noose or Nazi or Confederate symbol would cause bias intimidation; enhances penalties.

Introduced·3/2/26
Introduced Text

New Jersey S3706 establishes a presumption that displaying a noose, Nazi, or Confederate symbol during bias intimidation causes intimidation and.

New Jersey S3706 amends the State bias intimidation statute to establish a presumption that displaying a noose, Nazi, or Confederate symbol during bias intimidation causes intimidation. The bill enhances penalties for such crimes, including a $20,000 fine and completion of a course on the history of hate symbols for a first conviction, and an additional six months of parole ineligibility for a second or subsequent offense.

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Judiciary Committee
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History

Mar 2

Senate

Introduced in the Senate, Referred to Senate Judiciary Committee