New Jersey S683 mandates monetary bail for carjacking and requires juveniles charged with carjacking to be tried as adults.
New Jersey S683 introduces provisions for handling carjacking cases, including setting monetary bail for defendants charged with carjacking. The bail amount must be at least equal to the value of the motor vehicle involved. The bill also mandates that juveniles aged 15 or older, charged with carjacking, be tried as adults. The court must consider factors such as the nature of the offense, the juvenile's age, and their criminal history when deciding to waive jurisdiction.
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