New Jersey S4585 mandates driver's license suspension for crimes at pop-up parties.
New Jersey S4585 mandates the suspension of driving privileges for six months for individuals convicted of crimes or offenses at pop-up parties. A "pop-up party" is defined as a gathering of 50 or more people organized through social media or other electronic communication, held in a public place without prior notice to local authorities. The court must suspend or postpone the driving privilege of any person convicted of or adjudicated delinquent for any crime or offense occurring during and at the location of such a party.
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