Submitted by New Jersey Criminal Lawyer, Jeffrey Hark

2014 New Jersey Revised Statutes
Title 2C – THE NEW JERSEY CODE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE

• Section 2C:1-1 – Short title; rules of construction
• Section 2C:1-2 – Purposes; principles of construction
• Section 2C:1-3 – Territorial applicability
• Section 2C:1-4 – Classes of offenses
• Section 2C:1-5 – Abolition of common law crimes; all offenses defined by statute; application of general provisions of the code; limitation of local government laws
• Section 2C:1-6 – Time limitations.
• Section 2C:1-8 – Method of prosecution when conduct constitutes more than one offense
• Section 2C:1-9 – When prosecution barred by former prosecution for the same offense
• Section 2C:1-10 – When prosecution barred by former prosecution for different offense
• Section 2C:1-11 – Former prosecution in another jurisdiction: when a bar
• Section 2C:1-12 – Former prosecution before court lacking jurisdiction or when fraudulently procured by the defendant
• Section 2C:1-13 – Proof beyond a reasonable doubt; affirmative defenses; burden of proving fact when not an element of an offense
• Section 2C:1-14 – Definitions.
• Section 2C:2-1 – Requirement of voluntary act; omission as basis of liability; possession as an act
• Section 2C:2-2 – General requirements of culpability
• Section 2C:2-3 – Causal relationship between conduct and result; divergence between result designed, contemplated or risked and actual result
• Section 2C:2-4 – Ignorance or mistake
• Section 2C:2-5 – Defenses generally
• Section 2C:2-6 – Liability for conduct of another; complicity
• Section 2C:2-7 – Liability of corporations and persons acting, or under a duty to act, in their behalf
• Section 2C:2-8 – Intoxication
• Section 2C:2-9 – Duress
• Section 2C:2-10 – Consent
• Section 2C:2-11 – De minimis infractions
• Section 2C:2-12 – Entrapment
• Section 2C:3-1 – Justification an affirmative defense; civil remedies unaffected
• Section 2C:3-2 – Necessity and other justifications in general
• Section 2C:3-3 – Execution of public duty
• Section 2C:3-4 – Use of force in self-protection.
• Section 2C:3-5 – Use of force for the protection of other persons
• Section 2C:3-6 – Use of force in defense of premises or personal property
• Section 2C:3-7 – Use of force in law enforcement
• Section 2C:3-8 – Use of force by persons with special responsibility for care, discipline or safety of others
• Section 2C:3-9 – Mistake of law as to unlawfulness of force or legality of arrest; reckless or negligent use of excessive but otherwise justifiable force; reckless or negligent injury or risk of injury to innocent persons
• Section 2C:3-10 – Justification in property crimes
• Section 2C:3-11 – Definitions.
• Section 2C:4-1 – Insanity defense
• Section 2C:4-2 – Evidence of mental disease or defect admissible when relevant to element of the offense
• Section 2C:4-3 – Requirement of notice
• Section 2C:4-4 – Mental incompetence excluding fitness to proceed
• Section 2C:4-5 – Psychiatric or psychological examination of defendant with respect to fitness to proceed.
• Section 2C:4-6 – Determination of fitness to proceed; effect of finding of unfitness; proceedings if fitness is regained; post-commitment hearing
• Section 2C:4-7 – Disposition
• Section 2C:4-8 – Commitment of a person by reason of insanity
• Section 2C:4-9 – Release of persons committed by reason of insanity
• Section 2C:4-10 – Statements for purposes of examination or treatment inadmissible except on issue of mental condition.
• Section 2C:4-11 – Immaturity excluding criminal conviction; transfer of proceedings to family court
• Section 2C:5-1 – Criminal attempt
• Section 2C:5-2 – Conspiracy.
• Section 2C:5-3 – Incapacity, irresponsibility or immunity of party to conspiracy
• Section 2C:5-4 – Grading of criminal attempt and conspiracy, mitigation in cases of lesser danger.
• Section 2C:5-5 – Burglar’s tools
• Section 2C:5-6 – Motor vehicle master keys
• Section 2C:5-7 – Key to lock in or on real property owned or leased by state
• Section 2C:6-1 – Persons accused of minor offenses
• Section 2C:7-1 – Findings, declarations
• Section 2C:7-2 – Registration of sex offenders; definition; requirements.
• Section 2C:7-2.1 – Verification of residence prior to release from confinement of certain offenders.
• Section 2C:7-3 – Notice of obligation to register
• Section 2C:7-4 – Forms of registration.
• Section 2C:7-5 – Records; immunity.
• Section 2C:7-6 – Community notified of release of sex offender
• Section 2C:7-7 – Notification of community to which sex offender moves
• Section 2C:7-8 – Guidelines, procedures for notification
• Section 2C:7-9 – Notification immunity
• Section 2C:7-10 – Other notification not limited by act
• Section 2C:7-12 – Findings, declarations relative to sex offender central registry on the Internet.
• Section 2C:7-13 – Development, maintenance of system on the Internet registry.
• Section 2C:7-14 – Responsibilities of Attorney General.
• Section 2C:7-15 – Immunity for failure to investigate, disclose information.
• Section 2C:7-16 – Authorized use of disclosed information; prohibited uses.
• Section 2C:7-17 – Severability.
• Section 2C:7-18 – Internet Registry Advisory Council.
• Section 2C:7-19 – Citation of acts, system as “Megan’s Law.”
• Section 2C:7-20 – Findings, declarations relative to a study of “Megan’s Law.”
• Section 2C:7-21 – Comprehensive study of “Megan’s Law.”
• Section 2C:7-22 – Definitions relative to sex offenders.
• Section 2C:7-23 – Sex offender prohibited from participation in youth serving organization.
• Section 2C:11-1 – Definitions
• Section 2C:11-2 – Criminal homicide
• Section 2C:11-2.1 – Elapse of time between assault and death, prosecution for criminal homicide
• Section 2C:11-3 – Murder.
• Section 2C:11-3a – Adoption of court rules concerning photo of homicide victim
• Section 2C:11-3b – Resentencing to term of life imprisonment.
• Section 2C:11-3c – Restitution.
• Section 2C:11-4 – Manslaughter.
• Section 2C:11-5 – Death by auto or vessel.
• Section 2C:11-5.1 – Knowingly leaving scene of motor vehicle accident resulting in death, second degree crime.
• Section 2C:11-5.2 – Leaving scene of boating accident; crime, sentencing.
• Section 2C:11-6 – Aiding suicide
• Section 2C:11A-1 – Cloning of human being, first degree crime; definition.
• Section 2C:12-1 – Assault.
• Section 2C:12-1.1 – Knowingly leaving scene of motor vehicle accident resulting in serious bodily injury, third degree crime.
• Section 2C:12-1.2 – Endangering an injured victim.
• Section 2C:12-1.3 – Report of missing child required.
• Section 2C:12-2 – Reckless endangerment.
• Section 2C:12-3 – Terroristic threats.
• Section 2C:12-10 – Definitions; stalking designated a crime; degrees.
• Section 2C:12-10.1 – Conviction for stalking, permanent restraining order.
• Section 2C:12-10.2 – Temporary restraining order for alleged stalking; conditions.
• Section 2C:12-11 – Disarming a law enforcement, corrections officer; crime; degrees.
• Section 2C:12-12 – Definitions relative to certain acts of inmates, parolees
• Section 2C:12-13 – Throwing bodily fluid at certain law enforcement officers deemed aggravated assault; grading, sentence.
• Section 2C:13-1 – Kidnapping.
• Section 2C:13-2 – Criminal restraint
• Section 2C:13-3 – False imprisonment
• Section 2C:13-4 – Interference with custody.
• Section 2C:13-5 – Criminal coercion
• Section 2C:13-6 – Luring, enticing child by various means, attempts; crime of second degree; subsequent offense, mandatory imprisonment; definitions.
• Section 2C:13-7 – Luring, enticing an adult, certain circumstances, third degree crime; definitions.
• Section 2C:13-8 – Human trafficking.
• Section 2C:13-8.1 – Civil action permitted by injured person.
• Section 2C:13-9 – Second degree crime; penalties.
• Section 2C:13-10 – Findings, declarations relative to human trafficking; definitions.
• Section 2C:13-11 – Coordination of State’s involvement with national, 24-hour toll-free hotline service on human trafficking.
• Section 2C:13-12 – Training courses on handling, response procedures, investigation, prosecution of human trafficking cases.
• Section 2C:14-1 – Definitions.
• Section 2C:14-2 – Sexual assault.
• Section 2C:14-2.1 – Victim of sexual assault may consult with prosecutor on plea negotiations
• Section 2C:14-3 – Aggravated criminal sexual contact; criminal sexual contact
• Section 2C:14-4 – Lewdness
• Section 2C:14-5 – Provisions generally applicable to Chapter 14
• Section 2C:14-6 – Sentencing
• Section 2C:14-7 – Victim’s previous sexual conduct; manner of dress.
• Section 2C:14-8 – Juveniles in need of supervision (J.I.N.S.) law not affected
• Section 2C:14-9 – Invasion of privacy, degree of crime; defenses, privileges
• Section 2C:14-10 – Additional penalties for sex offenders; collection; use.
• Section 2C:14-11 – Definitions relative to victims of sex offenses.
• Section 2C:14-12 – Conditions placed upon release of certain defendants.
• Section 2C:15-1 – Robbery
• Section 2C:15-2 – Carjacking defined
• Section 2C:16-1 – Bias intimidation.
• Section 2C:17-1 – Arson and related offenses
• Section 2C:17-2 – Causing or risking widespread injury or damage.
• Section 2C:17-3 – Criminal mischief.
• Section 2C:17-3.1 – Traffic sign, signal damage, removal, violation.
• Section 2C:17-6 – Motor vehicles; removal or alteration of identification number or mark; possession; penalty
• Section 2C:17-7 – Tampering, damage involving nuclear electric generating plant; crime of first degree.
• Section 2C:17-8 – Nuclear electric generating plant; damaging or tampering with equipment which results in death; crime of first degree
• Section 2C:17-9 – Nuclear electric generating plant; damaging or tampering with equipment which results in injury; crime of second degree
• Section 2C:18-1 – Definitions.
• Section 2C:18-2 – Burglary.
• Section 2C:18-3 – Unlicensed entry of structures; defiant trespasser; peering into dwelling places; defenses.
• Section 2C:18-4 – Lands defined
• Section 2C:18-5 – Knowingly or recklessly operating motor vehicle or riding horseback on lands of another without written permission, or damaging or injuring tangible property
• Section 2C:18-6 – Offenses; penalties; restitution
• Section 2C:20-1 – Definitions.
• Section 2C:20-1.1 – Offense involving access device; presumption of unlawful purpose
• Section 2C:20-2 – Consolidation of theft and computer criminal activity offenses.
• Section 2C:20-2.1 – Additional penalties for theft or unlawful taking of motor vehicle
• Section 2C:20-2.2 – Additional fine for auto theft
• Section 2C:20-2.3 – Theft from grave sites, certain; penalty.
• Section 2C:20-2.4 – Leader of cargo theft network.
• Section 2C:20-2.5 – Additional disposition for certain offenses; degree of crime, penalties.
• Section 2C:20-2.6 – Crimes involving theft from cargo carrier; degree of crime, penalties.
• Section 2C:20-3 – Theft by unlawful taking or disposition
• Section 2C:20-4 – Theft by deception
• Section 2C:20-5 – Theft by extortion
• Section 2C:20-6 – Theft of property lost, mislaid, or delivered by mistake
• Section 2C:20-7 – Receiving stolen property.
• Section 2C:20-7.1 – Fencing
• Section 2C:20-7.2 – Notification of theft of scrap metal.
• Section 2C:20-8 – Theft of services
• Section 2C:20-9 – Theft by failure to make required disposition of property received
• Section 2C:20-10 – Unlawful taking of means of conveyance.
• Section 2C:20-11 – Shoplifting.
• Section 2C:20-11.1 – Guidelines for prosecution of shoplifting offenses
• Section 2C:20-11.2 – Leader of organized retail theft enterprise.
• Section 2C:20-12 – Definitions for sections 2-4
• Section 2C:20-13 – Concealment of material
• Section 2C:20-14 – Detention on probable cause
• Section 2C:20-15 – Sign required
• Section 2C:20-16 – Operation of facility for sale of stolen automobile parts; penalties
• Section 2C:20-17 – Use of juvenile in theft of automobiles, penalty
• Section 2C:20-18 – Leader of auto theft trafficking network, penalty
• Section 2C:20-20 – Civil actions
• Section 2C:20-21 – Injunctive relief by state; other persons
• Section 2C:20-22 – Estoppel
• Section 2C:20-23 – Definitions.
• Section 2C:20-24 – Value of property or services; additional measures.
• Section 2C:20-25 – Computer criminal activity; degree of crime; sentencing.
• Section 2C:20-31 – Wrongful access, disclosure of information; degree of crime; sentencing.
• Section 2C:20-33 – Obtaining, copying, accessing program, software valued at $1,000 or less.
• Section 2C:20-34 – Situs of offense, determination.
• Section 2C:20-35 – Definitions.
• Section 2C:20-36 – Misuse of food stamp coupons, ATP card, benefit card, value equal or greater than $150.
• Section 2C:20-37 – Misuse of food stamp coupons, ATP card, benefit card, value less than $150.
• Section 2C:20-38 – Penalty for theft of electronic vehicle identification system transponder.
• Section 2C:21-1 – Forgery and Related Offenses
• Section 2C:21-2 – Criminal simulation
• Section 2C:21-2.1 – Offenses involving false government documents, degree of crime.
• Section 2C:21-2.2 – Ban on police badge transfers
• Section 2C:21-2.3 – Producing, selling, offering, displaying, possessing, fraudulent motor vehicle insurance ID cards; penalties
• Section 2C:21-2.4 – Possession of certain fraudulent receipts, universal product code (UPC) labels and checks
• Section 2C:21-3 – Frauds relating to public records and recordable instruments
• Section 2C:21-4 – Falsifying or tampering with records
• Section 2C:21-4.1 – Destruction, alteration, falsification of records, crime of fourth degree
• Section 2C:21-4.2 – Definitions relative to health care claims fraud.
• Section 2C:21-4.3 – Health care claims fraud, degree of crime; prosecution guidelines.
• Section 2C:21-4.4 – Findings, declarations relative to insurance fraud
• Section 2C:21-4.5 – Definitions relative to insurance fraud
• Section 2C:21-4.6 – Crime of insurance fraud
• Section 2C:21-4.7 – Insurance Fraud Detection Reward Program
• Section 2C:21-4.8 – Motor vehicle title offenses, grading.
• Section 2C:21-5 – Bad checks, money orders, electronic funds transfers.
• Section 2C:21-6 – Credit cards
• Section 2C:21-6.1 – Definitions relative to scanning devices, reencoders; criminal use, degree of crime.
• Section 2C:21-7 – Deceptive business practices
• Section 2C:21-7.2 – Definitions
• Section 2C:21-7.3 – False representation
• Section 2C:21-7.4 – Disorderly persons offense
• Section 2C:21-8 – Misrepresentation of mileage of motor vehicle
• Section 2C:21-8.1 – Definition; determination of degree of offense
• Section 2C:21-9 – Misconduct by corporate official
• Section 2C:21-10 – Commercial bribery and breach of duty to act disinterestedly
• Section 2C:21-11 – Rigging publicly exhibited contest
• Section 2C:21-12 – Defrauding secured creditors
• Section 2C:21-13 – Fraud in insolvency
• Section 2C:21-14 – Receiving deposits in a failing financial institution
• Section 2C:21-15 – Misapplication of entrusted property and property of government or financial institution
• Section 2C:21-16 – Securing execution of documents by deception
• Section 2C:21-17 – Impersonation; theft of identity; crime.
• Section 2C:21-17.1 – Restitution to victim of unlawful use of personal identifying information.
• Section 2C:21-17.2 – Use of personal identifying information of another, certain; second degree crime.
• Section 2C:21-17.3 – Trafficking in personal identifying information pertaining to another person, certain; crime degrees; terms defined
• Section 2C:21-17.4 – Action by person defrauded by unauthorized use of personal identifying information.
• Section 2C:21-17.5 – Deletion of certain items from victim’s consumer reporting files.
• Section 2C:21-17.6 – Report of identity theft to local law enforcement agency.
• Section 2C:21-18 – Slugs
• Section 2C:21-19 – Wrongful credit practices and related offenses.
• Section 2C:21-20 – Unlicensed practice of medicine, surgery, podiatric medicine, crime of third degree.
• Section 2C:21-20.1 – Unlicensed practice of acupuncture, third degree crime.
• Section 2C:21-20.2 – Unauthorized practice of psychology; third degree crime.
• Section 2C:21-20.3 – Unauthorized practice of chiropractic; third degree crime.
• Section 2C:21-20.4 – Unauthorized practice of social work; third degree crime.
• Section 2C:21-20.5 – Unauthorized practice of psychoanalysis; third degree crime.
• Section 2C:21-21 – Short title; definitions; offenses; penalties.
• Section 2C:21-22 – Unauthorized practice of law, penalties.
• Section 2C:21-22a – Civil actions resulting from the unauthorized practice of law.
• Section 2C:21-22.1 – Definitions relative to use of runners; crime; sentencing.
• Section 2C:21-23 – Findings, declarations
• Section 2C:21-24 – Definitions
• Section 2C:21-25 – Money laundering, illegal investment, crime.
• Section 2C:21-26 – Knowledge inferred
• Section 2C:21-27 – Degrees of offense; penalties; nonmerger.
• Section 2C:21-27.1 – Criteria for imposition of anti-money laundering profiteering penalty.
• Section 2C:21-27.2 – Calculation of anti-money laundering profiteering penalty.
• Section 2C:21-27.3 – Revocation or reduction of penalty assessment.
• Section 2C:21-27.4 – Payment schedule.
• Section 2C:21-27.5 – Relation to other dispositions.
• Section 2C:21-27.6 – Collection and distribution.
• Section 2C:21-28 – Civil action for treble damages; allocation
• Section 2C:21-29 – Investigative interrogatives
• Section 2C:21-30 – Unlawful practice of dentistry; third degree crime
• Section 2C:21-31 – Unauthorized practice of immigration law; penalties.
• Section 2C:21-31.1 – Civil actions resulting from unauthorized practice of immigration law.
• Section 2C:21-32 – Short title; definitions relative to counterfeit marks; offenses.
• Section 2C:21-33 – Electrical contracting without business permit, fourth degree crime.
• Section 2C:21-34 – Penalty for false contract payment claims, representation, for a government contract; prevailing wage violations; grading.
• Section 2C:21-35 – False public utility employee identification badge, violations, degree of crime.
• Section 2C:21-36 – Sale of secondhand jewelry.
• Section 2C:21-37 – Requirements for reselling of secondhand jewelry.
• Section 2C:21-38 – Requisite knowledge, belief for violation.
• Section 2C:21-39 – Report by purchaser.
• Section 2C:21-40 – Immunity.
• Section 2C:21-41 – Regulations.
• Section 2C:22-1 – Disturbing, desecrating human remains; offenses.
• Section 2C:22-2 – Disposition of body parts, criminal penalties imposed for certain offenses.
• Section 2C:24-1 – Bigamy
• Section 2C:24-4 – Endangering welfare of children.
• Section 2C:24-5 – Willful nonsupport
• Section 2C:24-6 – Unlawful adoptions
• Section 2C:24-7 – Endangering the welfare of an incompetent person
• Section 2C:24-8 – Abandonment, neglect of elderly person, disabled adult; third degree crime
• Section 2C:24-9 – Use of 17-year-old or younger to commit criminal offense; crime.
• Section 2C:24-10 – Female genital mutilation of females under 18 years of age, third degree crime.
• Section 2C:25-17 – Short title
• Section 2C:25-18 – Findings, declarations
• Section 2C:25-19 – Definitions
• Section 2C:25-20 – Development of training course; curriculum.
• Section 2C:25-21 – Arrest of alleged attacker; seizure of weapons, etc.
• Section 2C:25-21.1 – Rules, regulations concerning weapons prohibitions and domestic violence.
• Section 2C:25-22 – Immunity from civil liability
• Section 2C:25-23 – Dissemination of notice to victim of domestic violence
• Section 2C:25-24 – Domestic violence offense reports.
• Section 2C:25-25 – Criminal complaints; proceedings
• Section 2C:25-26 – Release of defendant before trial; conditions.
• Section 2C:25-26.1 – Notification of victim of release of defendant
• Section 2C:25-27 – Conditions of sentencing of defendant found guilty of domestic violence.
• Section 2C:25-28 – Filing complaint alleging domestic violence in Family Part; proceeding.
• Section 2C:25-28.1 – In-house restraining order prohibited
• Section 2C:25-29 – Hearing procedure; relief.
• Section 2C:25-29.1 – Civil penalty for certain domestic violence offenders.
• Section 2C:25-29.2 – Collection, distribution of civil penalties collected.
• Section 2C:25-29.3 – Rules of Court.
• Section 2C:25-29.4 – Surcharge for domestic violence offender to fund grants.
• Section 2C:25-30 – Violations, penalties
• Section 2C:25-31 – Contempt, law enforcement procedures.
• Section 2C:25-32 – Alleged contempt, complainant’s procedure
• Section 2C:25-33 – Records of applications for relief; reports; confidentiality; forms.
• Section 2C:25-34 – Domestic violence restraining orders, central registry.
• Section 2C:25-35 – Rules of Court concerning central registry for domestic violence.
• Section 2C:27-1 – Definitions
• Section 2C:27-2 – Bribery in official and political matters
• Section 2C:27-3 – Threats and other improper influence in official and political matters
• Section 2C:27-5 – Retaliation for past official action
• Section 2C:27-9 – Unlawful official business transaction where interest is involved; grading; conditions.
• Section 2C:27-10 – Acceptance or receipt of unlawful benefit by public servant for official behavior.
• Section 2C:27-11 – Offer of unlawful benefit to public servant for official behavior.
• Section 2C:27-12 – Crime of corruption of public resources; grading.
• Section 2C:28-1 – Perjury
• Section 2C:28-2 – False swearing
• Section 2C:28-3 – Unsworn falsification to authorities
• Section 2C:28-4 – False reports to law enforcement authorities
• Section 2C:28-5 – Tampering with witnesses and informants; retaliation against them.
• Section 2C:28-5.1 – Witness, victim protective orders
• Section 2C:28-5.2 – Penalties for violations
• Section 2C:28-5.3 – Moving parties
• Section 2C:28-5.4 – Standard for issuance
• Section 2C:28-5.5 – No interference with defense preparation
• Section 2C:28-6 – Tampering with or fabricating physical evidence
• Section 2C:28-7 – Tampering with public records or information
• Section 2C:28-8 – Impersonating a public servant or law enforcement officer.
• Section 2C:29-1 – Obstructing administration of law or other governmental function
• Section 2C:29-2 – Resisting arrest, eluding officer
• Section 2C:29-3 – Hindering apprehension or prosecution.
• Section 2C:29-3.1 – Animal owned, used by law enforcement agency, search and rescue dog, harming, threatening, interference with officer, degree of crime, penalties.
• Section 2C:29-3.2 – Offenses against service animals, guide dogs, degree of crime; penalties, restitution.
• Section 2C:29-4 – Compounding
• Section 2C:29-5 – Escape
• Section 2C:29-6 – Implements for escape; other contraband
• Section 2C:29-7 – Bail jumping; default in required appearance
• Section 2C:29-8 – Corrupting or influencing a jury.
• Section 2C:29-8.1 – Prohibited juror contact
• Section 2C:29-9 – Contempt.
• Section 2C:29-10 – Definitions relative to use of certain electronic communication devices in correctional facilities; possession, use, sale, crimes, certain.
• Section 2C:29-11 – Refusal to allow blood, biological sample to be drawn; fourth degree crime.
• Section 2C:30-2 – Official misconduct
• Section 2C:30-3 – Speculating or wagering on official action or information
• Section 2C:30-4 – Disbursing moneys, incurring obligations in excess of appropriations
• Section 2C:30-5 – Findings, declarations relative to deprivation of civil rights by public officials
• Section 2C:30-6 – Crime of official deprivation of civil rights
• Section 2C:30-7 – Crime of pattern of official misconduct
• Section 2C:30-8 – “Public Corruption Profiteering Penalty Act.”
• Section 2C:33-1 – Riot; failure to disperse
• Section 2C:33-2 – Disorderly conduct
• Section 2C:33-2.1 – “Public place” defined; loitering to obtain or distribute CDS is a disorderly persons offense
• Section 2C:33-3 – False public alarms.
• Section 2C:33-3.1 – Penalties for juvenile violating N.J.S.2C:33-3.
• Section 2C:33-3.2 – Fines for violation of N.J.S.2C:33-3.
• Section 2C:33-4 – Harassment.
• Section 2C:33-4.1 – Crime of cyber-harassment.
• Section 2C:33-7 – Obstructing highways and other public passages
• Section 2C:33-8 – Disrupting meetings and processions
• Section 2C:33-8.1 – Definitions relative to disruption of funerals, violations, disorderly persons offense.
• Section 2C:33-9 – Desecration of venerated objects
• Section 2C:33-10 – Causing fear of unlawful bodily violence, crime of third degree; act of graffiti, additional penalty
• Section 2C:33-11 – Defacement of private property, crime of fourth degree; act of graffiti, additional penalty
• Section 2C:33-11.1 – Certain actions relevant to evictions, disorderly persons offense.
• Section 2C:33-12 – Maintaining a nuisance
• Section 2C:33-12.1 – Abating nuisance
• Section 2C:33-12.2 – Sexually oriented business, nuisance; crime
• Section 2C:33-13 – Smoking in public.
• Section 2C:33-13.1 – Sale of cigarettes, electronic smoking devices to persons under age 19, petty disorderly persons offense.
• Section 2C:33-14 – Interference with transportation.
• Section 2C:33-14.1 – Vandalizing railroad crossing devices, property; grading of offenses; graffiti.
• Section 2C:33-15 – Possession, consumption of alcoholic beverages by persons under legal age; penalty.
• Section 2C:33-16 – Alcoholic beverages; bringing or possession on school property by person of legal age; penalty
• Section 2C:33-17 – Availability of alcoholic beverages to underaged, offenses
• Section 2C:33-19 – Possession of remotely activated paging devices on school property, disorderly persons offense; exemptions
• Section 2C:33-20 – Use of remotely activated paging device during commission of certain crimes is a crime of fourth degree
• Section 2C:33-21 – Interception or use of official communications.
• Section 2C:33-22 – Possession of emergency communications receiver
• Section 2C:33-23 – Radar device not included
• Section 2C:33-23.1 – License required for certain radio transmissions.
• Section 2C:33-23.2 – Violations, fourth degree crime.
• Section 2C:33-23.3 – Offense relative to access of information indicating the location of law enforcement vehicles.
• Section 2C:33-24 – “Act of graffiti.”
• Section 2C:33-26 – Sale of motor vehicles on Sunday; exemption.
• Section 2C:33-27 – Consumption of alcohol in restaurants
• Section 2C:33-28 – Solicitation, recruitment to join criminal street gang; crime, degrees, sentencing.
• Section 2C:33-29 – Crime of gang criminality; “criminal street gang” defined; grading of offense.
• Section 2C:33-30 – Crime of promotion of organized street crime; grading of offense.
• Section 2C:34-1 – Prostitution and related offenses.
• Section 2C:34-1.1 – Loitering for the purpose of engaging in prostitution
• Section 2C:34-2 – Obscenity for persons 18 years of age or older
• Section 2C:34-3 – Obscenity for persons under 18
• Section 2C:34-3.1 – Retailer defined
• Section 2C:34-3.2 – Display of obscene material
• Section 2C:34-4 – Public communication of obscenity
• Section 2C:34-5 – Diseased person committing an act of sexual penetration
• Section 2C:34-6 – Definitions
• Section 2C:34-7 – Sexually oriented business; location, building requirements; penalty.
• Section 2C:35-1 – Short Title
• Section 2C:35-1.1 – Declaration of policy and legislative findings
• Section 2C:35-1.2 – Reference to Code of Criminal Justice
• Section 2C:35-2 – Definitions.
• Section 2C:35-3 – Leader of Narcotics Trafficking Network
• Section 2C:35-4 – Maintaining or operating a controlled dangerous substance production facility
• Section 2C:35-4.1 – Booby traps in manufacturing or distribution facilities; fortified premises
• Section 2C:35-5 – Manufacturing, distributing or dispensing
• Section 2C:35-5.2 – Manufacturing, etc. gamma hydroxybutyrate; penalties
• Section 2C:35-5.3 – Manufacturing, etc. flunitrazepam; penalties
• Section 2C:35-5.3a – Criminalization, degree of crime.
• Section 2C:35-5.3b – Crimes relative to synthetic cannabinoid; degree.
• Section 2C:35-5.3c – Obtaining, possessing synthetic cannabinoid; degree of crime.
• Section 2C:35-5.4 – Short title.
• Section 2C:35-5.5 – Findings, declarations relative to removal, restraint of certain drug offenders.
• Section 2C:35-5.6 – Definitions relative to removal, restraint of certain offenders
• Section 2C:35-5.7 – Issuance of order by court.
• Section 2C:35-5.8 – Violations, penalties.
• Section 2C:35-5.9 – Certification of offense location.
• Section 2C:35-5.10 – Discretion to not seek restraining order
• Section 2C:35-5.11 – Drug enforcement and demand reduction penalty doubled for certain offenses.
• Section 2C:35-6 – Employing a juvenile in a drug distribution scheme
• Section 2C:35-7 – Distribution on or within 1,000 feet of school property.
• Section 2C:35-7a – Review of sentence by court.
• Section 2C:35-7.1 – Violations of N.J.S.2C:35-5, certain locations; degree of crime; terms defined
• Section 2C:35-8 – Distribution to persons under age 18; enhanced punishment
• Section 2C:35-9 – Strict Liability for Drug-Induced Deaths
• Section 2C:35-10 – Possession, use or being under the influence, or failure to make lawful disposition
• Section 2C:35-10.2 – Possession, etc. of gamma hydroxybutyrate; penalties
• Section 2C:35-10.3 – Possession, etc. of flunitrazepam; penalties
• Section 2C:35-10.3a – Criminalization, degree of crime.
• Section 2C:35-10.4 – Toxic chemicals.
• Section 2C:35-10.5 – Prescription legend drugs.
• Section 2C:35-11 – Imitation controlled dangerous substances; distribution, possession, manufacture, etc.; penalties
• Section 2C:35-12 – Waiver of Mandatory Minimum and Extended Terms.
• Section 2C:35-13 – Obtaining by fraud
• Section 2C:35-14 – Rehabilitation program for drug and alcohol dependent persons subject to a presumption of incarceration or a mandatory minimum period of parole ineligibility; criteria for imposing special probation; ineligible offenders; commitment to residential treatment facilities or participation in a nonresidential treatment program; presumption of revocation; brief incarceration in lieu of permanent revocation.
• Section 2C:35-14.1 – Defendant required to submit to professional diagnostic assessment, exceptions.
• Section 2C:35-14.2 – Sentence of special probation for certain defendants.
• Section 2C:35-14.3 – Phase-in of implementation of provisions of law relative to special probation.
• Section 2C:35-15 – Mandatory drug enforcement and demand reduction penalties; collection; disposition; suspension.
• Section 2C:35-16 – Forfeiture or postponement of driving privileges.
• Section 2C:35-16.1 – Notification to landlord of offenses committed by tenant under “Comprehensive Drug Reform Act of 1987”
• Section 2C:35-17 – Exception to physician-patient privilege
• Section 2C:35-18 – Exemption, burden of proof.
• Section 2C:35-19 – Laboratory certificates; use; admission into evidence; objections
• Section 2C:35-20 – Forensic laboratory fees
• Section 2C:35-21 – Seizure in violation of chapter; pretrial destruction of bulk seizures of controlled dangerous substances
• Section 2C:35-22 – Severability
• Section 2C:35-23 – Pending Cases
• Section 2C:35-24 – Possession of certain prescription drugs
• Section 2C:35-25 – Sale restrictions for ephedrine products; disorderly persons offense.
• Section 2C:35-26 – Reporting requirement for ephedrine products.
• Section 2C:35-27 – Permissive inference concerning possession of ephedrine products.
• Section 2C:35-28 – Unlawful possession of precursors; manufacturing methamphetamine; crime of second degree.
• Section 2C:35-29 – Definitions relative to industrial use of certain chemicals; not deemed a CDS, certain; inferences.
• Section 2C:35-30 – Immunity from liability, certain circumstances, for persons seeking medical assistance for someone experiencing a drug overdose.
• Section 2C:35-31 – Protections for certain persons experiencing a drug overdose.
• Section 2C:35A-1 – Short Title.
• Section 2C:35A-2 – Declaration of Policy and Legislative Findings.
• Section 2C:35A-3 – Criteria for imposition of anti-drug profiteering penality
• Section 2C:35A-4 – Calculation of anti-drug profiteering penalty
• Section 2C:35A-5 – Revocation or Reduction of Penalty Assessment.
• Section 2C:35A-6 – Payment Schedule.
• Section 2C:35A-7 – Relation to Other Dispositions.
• Section 2C:35A-8 – Collection and Distribution.
• Section 2C:35B-1 – Short title
• Section 2C:35B-2 – Findings, declarations regarding civil actions against drug dealers
• Section 2C:35B-3 – Definitions regarding civil actions against drug dealers
• Section 2C:35B-4 – Liability of illegal marketer of controlled dangerous substances
• Section 2C:35B-5 – Action for damages; plaintiffs, offenses
• Section 2C:35B-6 – Controlled dangerous substance individual user; conditions to bring an action
• Section 2C:35B-7 – No third party damage payments; assignment of cause of action restricted
• Section 2C:35B-8 – Damage table
• Section 2C:35B-9 – Joint actions
• Section 2C:35B-10 – Comparative responsibility governing action
• Section 2C:35B-11 – Right of action for contribution
• Section 2C:35B-12 – Proof of liability; prima facie evidence
• Section 2C:35B-13 – Ex parte prejudgment attachment order
• Section 2C:35B-14 – Cause of action, accrual; statute of limitations on claim
• Section 2C:35B-15 – Stay of action pending criminal action
• Section 2C:35B-16 – Satisfaction of judgment after other fines, penalties, etc.
• Section 2C:35B-17 – Nonapplicability of act
• Section 2C:36-1 – Drug paraphernalia, defined; determination.
• Section 2C:36-2 – Use or possession with intent to use, disorderly persons offense.
• Section 2C:36-3 – Distribute, dispense or possess with intent to distribute or manufacture, crime of fourth degree.
• Section 2C:36-4 – Advertising to promote sale, crime of fourth degree
• Section 2C:36-5 – Delivering drug paraphernalia to person under 18 years of age, crime of third degree
• Section 2C:36-6 – Possession or distribution of hypodermic syringe or needle
• Section 2C:36-6a – Possession of syringe, needle, certain circumstances, not an offense.
• Section 2C:36-6.1 – Discarding hypodermic needle or syringe.
• Section 2C:36-6.2 – Sale by licensed pharmacy of hypodermic syringe or needle under certain circumstances.
• Section 2C:36-6.3 – Affirmative defense to criminal action, construction of act.
• Section 2C:36-7 – Seizure in violation of Chapter
• Section 2C:36-8 – Severability
• Section 2C:36-9 – Pending Cases
• Section 2C:36-10 – Definition of “defraud the administration of a drug test;” crime, grading
• Section 2C:36A-1 – Conditional discharge for certain first offenses.
• Section 2C:37-1 – Definitions
• Section 2C:37-2 – Promoting gambling
• Section 2C:37-3 – Possession of gambling records
• Section 2C:37-4 – Maintenance of a gambling resort
• Section 2C:37-4.1 – Shipboard gambling, crime; grading; exception
• Section 2C:37-5 – Gambling offenses; presumption
• Section 2C:37-6 – Lottery offenses; no defense
• Section 2C:37-6.1 – Lottery equipment or advice for out of state utilization; manufacture, sale and transport; inapplicability of law providing penalty or disability
• Section 2C:37-7 – Possession of a gambling device
• Section 2C:37-8 – Gambling offenses; jurisdiction
• Section 2C:37-9 – Nonapplicability
• Section 2C:38-1 – Short title.
• Section 2C:38-2 – Crime of terrorism; definitions.
• Section 2C:38-3 – Producing or possessing chemical weapons, biological agents or nuclear or radiological devices; definitions.
• Section 2C:38-4 – Hindering apprehension or prosecution for terrorism.
• Section 2C:38-5 – Soliciting or providing material support or resources for terrorism
• Section 2C:39-1 – Definitions.
• Section 2C:39-2 – Presumptions
• Section 2C:39-3 – Prohibited weapons and devices
• Section 2C:39-4 – Possession of weapons for unlawful purposes.
• Section 2C:39-4.1 – Weapons; controlled dangerous substances and other offenses, penalties.
• Section 2C:39-5 – Unlawful possession of weapons.
• Section 2C:39-6 – Exemptions.
• Section 2C:39-7 – Certain persons not to have weapons.
• Section 2C:39-9 – Manufacture, transport, disposition and defacement of weapons and dangerous instruments and appliances.
• Section 2C:39-9.1 – Sale of knives to minors; crime of the fourth degree; exceptions
• Section 2C:39-9.2 – Sale of handcuffs to minors, prohibited
• Section 2C:39-10 – Violation of the regulatory provisions relating to firearms, false representation in applications.
• Section 2C:39-11 – Pawnbrokers; loaning on firearms
• Section 2C:39-12 – Voluntary surrender
• Section 2C:39-13 – Unlawful use of body vests
• Section 2C:39-14 – 2nd degree crimes
• Section 2C:39-15 – Gun advertising requirement
• Section 2C:39-16 – “Leader of a firearms trafficking network” defined; first degree crime; fines; sentencing
• Section 2C:40-1 – Creating a hazard
• Section 2C:40-3 – Hazing; aggravated hazing
• Section 2C:40-4 – Consent not available as defense to hazing
• Section 2C:40-5 – Conduct constituting offense may be prosecuted under other provisions of Title 2C
• Section 2C:40-6 – Definitions
• Section 2C:40-7 – Portable, oil-burning heating devices; certificate of evaluation by test of safety prior to sale, offer for sale or use
• Section 2C:40-8 – Label cautioning and informing user
• Section 2C:40-9 – Inclusion of instructions concerning proper and safe maintenance and operation
• Section 2C:40-10 – Construction requirements
• Section 2C:40-11 – Automatic safety shut-off device or design feature to eliminate fire hazard in event of tipover
• Section 2C:40-12 – Carbon monoxide limitations
• Section 2C:40-13 – Posting of sign at point of sale or display of prohibition of use in multiple dwellings or in residences in certain municipalities
• Section 2C:40-14 – Regulations
• Section 2C:40-15 – Violations; petty disorderly persons offense
• Section 2C:40-16 – Definitions.
• Section 2C:40-17 – Tampering, degree of offense; sentencing requirements.
• Section 2C:40-18 – Violation of law intended to protect public health and safety; grading
• Section 2C:40-19 – Consumer products; unauthorized writing, offense.
• Section 2C:40-20 – Use of certain cable, wire devices; fourth degree crime
• Section 2C:40-21 – Tattooing of a minor; parental permission, required
• Section 2C:40-22 – Penalty for causing death or injury while driving in violation of R.S.39:3-40 or unlicensed.
• Section 2C:40-23 – Production, delivery of ignition key, documentation required
• Section 2C:40-24 – “Traffic control preemption device” defined; possession, certain, unlawful, violations, penalties.
• Section 2C:40-25 – Persons permitted to dispense contact lenses; violations, fines, penalties.
• Section 2C:40-26 – Operating motor vehicle during period of license suspension, fourth degree crime.
• Section 2C:40A-1 – Employer requiring lie detector test
• Section 2C:40A-2 – Violation of contract to pay employees
• Section 2C:40A-3 – Wrongful discharge of employee
• Section 2C:40A-4 – Solicitation of professional employment, certain; regulated; terms defined; grade of offense.
• Section 2C:40A-5 – Additional penalty for attorneys; grade of offense.
• Section 2C:41-1 – Definitions.
• Section 2C:41-1.1 – Declaration of policy and legislative findings
• Section 2C:41-2 – Prohibited activities
• Section 2C:41-3 – Criminal penalties.
• Section 2C:41-4 – Civil remedies
• Section 2C:41-5 – Investigative interrogatories
• Section 2C:41-6 – Liberal construction
• Section 2C:41-6.1 – Remedies cumulative
• Section 2C:41-6.2 – Severability
• Section 2C:43-1 – Degrees of crimes
• Section 2C:43-2 – Sentence in accordance with code; authorized dispositions.
• Section 2C:43-2.1 – Motor vehicle theft or unlawful taking; restitution
• Section 2C:43-2.2 – Issuance of court order requiring serological tests.
• Section 2C:43-2.3 – Orders for certain serological testing required under certain circumstances
• Section 2C:43-2.4 – Authority to impound motor vehicles.
• Section 2C:43-3 – Fines and restitutions
• Section 2C:43-3.1 – Victim, witness, criminal disposition, and collection funds
• Section 2C:43-3.2 – Assessments for Safe Neighborhoods Services
• Section 2C:43-3.3 – Additional penalties for persons convicted of crime deposited in “Law Enforcement Officers Training and Equipment Fund”
• Section 2C:43-3.4 – Restitution for extradition costs.
• Section 2C:43-3.5 – Additional penalty for certain offenses.
• Section 2C:43-3.6 – Additional penalty for sex offense for deposit in Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Program Fund.
• Section 2C:43-3.7 – Surcharge for certain sexual offenders to fund grants, programs, certain.
• Section 2C:43-3.8 – Offenses involving computer criminal activities; penalties; “Computer Crime Prevention Fund.”
• Section 2C:43-4 – Penalties Against Corporations; Forfeiture of Corporate Charter or Revocation of Certificate Authorizing Foreign Corporation to do Business in the State
• Section 2C:43-5 – Young adult offenders
• Section 2C:43-5.1 – Crimes committed by students, notification to principal, certain circumstances.
• Section 2C:43-6 – Sentence of imprisonment for crime; ordinary terms; mandatory terms.
• Section 2C:43-6.1 – Person under minimum mandatory sentence for possession of firearm with intent to use against property of another; review of sentence; imposition of other sentence
• Section 2C:43-6.2 – Probation; reduction of mandatory minimum term
• Section 2C:43-6.3 – Review of sentence
• Section 2C:43-6.4 – Special sentence of parole supervision for life.
• Section 2C:43-6.5 – Mandatory minimum prison term for public officer, employee convicted of certain crimes; waiver, reduction.
• Section 2C:43-6.6 – Internet access conditions for certain sex offenders; fourth degree crime.
• Section 2C:43-6.7 – Effective date; applicability.
• Section 2C:43-7 – Sentence of imprisonment for crime; extended terms.
• Section 2C:43-7.1 – Life imprisonment without parole
• Section 2C:43-7.2 – Mandatory service of 85 percent of sentence for certain offenses.
• Section 2C:43-8 – Sentence of imprisonment for disorderly persons offenses and petty disorderly persons offenses
• Section 2C:43-8.1 – Seasonally leased premises; termination of right to occupy, visit
• Section 2C:43-9 – Release of all offenders; length of recommitment and reparole after revocation of parole
• Section 2C:43-10 – Place of imprisonment; beginning sentences; transfers
• Section 2C:43-11 – Program of intensive supervision, eligibility.
• Section 2C:43-12 – Supervisory treatment – pretrial intervention.
• Section 2C:43-13 – Supervisory treatment procedure.
• Section 2C:43-13.1 – Eligibility and application.
• Section 2C:43-13.2 – Court approval of defendant’s participation in conditional dismissal program.
• Section 2C:43-13.3 – Extension of conditional dismissal term.
• Section 2C:43-13.4 – Violation of terms prior to dismissal.
• Section 2C:43-13.5 – Dismissal.
• Section 2C:43-13.6 – Effect of dismissal.
• Section 2C:43-14 – Authority of supreme court
• Section 2C:43-13.7 – Limitation.
• Section 2C:43-13.8 – Conditional dismissal assessment, restitution and other assessments.
• Section 2C:43-13.9 – “Municipal Court Diversion Fund.”
• Section 2C:43-15 – Presentation of proposed rules at judicial conference
• Section 2C:43-16 – Public announcement of proposed rules; delivery of copies
• Section 2C:43-17 – Effective date of rules; rules subject to cancellation by joint resolution
• Section 2C:43-18 – Change or cancellation of rules by statute or adoption of subsequent rules
• Section 2C:43-19 – Adoption of rules at such time, or with such effective date, or without presentation at judicial conference, as may be provided in joint resolution
• Section 2C:43-20 – Reduction or elimination of time during which rules may be canceled by joint resolution
• Section 2C:43-21 – Index and reports
• Section 2C:43-22 – Disclaimer
• Section 2C:44-1 – Criteria for withholding or imposing sentence of imprisonment.
• Section 2C:44-1.1 – Certain convictions vacated, expunged.
• Section 2C:34-1.2 – Additional penalties for engaging in prostitution as a patron.
• Section 2C:44-2 – Criteria for Imposing Fines and Restitutions
• Section 2C:44-3 – Criteria for sentence of extended term of imprisonment.
• Section 2C:44-4 – Definition of prior conviction; conviction in another jurisdiction; proof of prior conviction
• Section 2C:44-5 – Multiple sentences; concurrent and consecutive terms.
• Section 2C:44-5.1 – Penalties for committing certain offenses while released on bail, own recognizance increased.
• Section 2C:44-6 – Procedure on sentence; presentence investigation and report.
• Section 2C:44-6.1 – Defendant liable for cost of psychological evaluation; rules, regulations.
• Section 2C:44-6.2 – Person sentenced to incarceration, care and custody of minor child.
• Section 2C:44-6.3 – Report of persons convicted of certain crimes residing with minor children.
• Section 2C:44-6.4 – Rules of Court.
• Section 2C:44-7 – Appellate review of actions of sentencing court
• Section 2C:44-8 – Convicted defendants, prior restrictions continued.
• Section 2C:45-1 – Conditions of suspension or probation.
• Section 2C:45-2 – Period of suspension or probation; modification of conditions; discharge of defendant.
• Section 2C:45-3 – Summons or arrest of defendant under suspended sentence or on probation; commitment without bail; revocation and resentence
• Section 2C:45-4 – Notice and hearing on revocation or modification of conditions of suspension or probation
• Section 2C:46-1 – Time and method of payment; disposition of funds.
• Section 2C:46-1.1 – Computerized Collection Fund
• Section 2C:46-1.2 – Rules, regulations
• Section 2C:46-2 – Consequences of nonpayment; summary collection.
• Section 2C:46-3 – Revocation of fine
• Section 2C:46-4 – Fines, assessments, penalties, restitution; collection; disposition.
• Section 2C:46-4.1 – Application of moneys collected; priority.
• Section 2C:46-5 – Inapplicability of chapter to certain fines and restitutions
• Section 2C:47-1 – Referral to adult diagnostic and treatment center; commitment; examination
• Section 2C:47-2 – Report on Examination
• Section 2C:47-3 – Disposition
• Section 2C:47-4.1 – Transfer out of Adult Diagnostic and Treatment Center
• Section 2C:47-4.2 – Confinement of female offenders
• Section 2C:47-5 – Parole
• Section 2C:47-5.1 – Revocation of parole
• Section 2C:47-7 – Cost of maintenance
• Section 2C:47-8 – Adult Diagnostic and Treatment Center, “good time”; conditions
• Section 2C:47-9 – Establishment of program to record, analyze recidivism of convicted sex offenders.
• Section 2C:47-10 – “Sexually oriented material” defined; receipt by inmates at Adult Diagnostic and Treatment Center, prohibited.
• Section 2C:48A-1 – “Criminal Sentencing and Disposition Commission.”
• Section 2C:48A-2 – Duty of commission.
• Section 2C:48A-3 – Constitution of commission.
• Section 2C:48A-4 – Report to Governor, Legislature.
• Section 2C:51-1 – Basis of disqualification or disability
• Section 2C:51-2 – Forfeiture of public office, position, or employment.
• Section 2C:51-2.1 – Applicability of act.
• Section 2C:51-3 – Voting and jury service
• Section 2C:51-5 – Forfeiture, suspension of license, certificate; exceptions
• Section 2C:52-1 – Definition of expungement
• Section 2C:52-2 – Indictable offenses.
• Section 2C:52-3 – Disorderly persons offenses and petty disorderly persons offenses
• Section 2C:52-4 – Ordinances
• Section 2C:52-4.1 – Juvenile delinquent; expungement of adjudications and charges.
• Section 2C:52-5 – Expungement of records of young drug offenders
• Section 2C:52-6 – Arrests not resulting in conviction.
• Section 2C:52-7 – Petition for expungement
• Section 2C:52-8 – Statements to accompany petition
• Section 2C:52-9 – Order fixing time for hearing
• Section 2C:52-10 – Service of petition and documents
• Section 2C:52-11 – Order expungement where no objection prior to hearing
• Section 2C:52-12 – Denial of relief although no objection entered
• Section 2C:52-13 – When hearing on petition for expungement shall not be held
• Section 2C:52-14 – Grounds for denial of relief.
• Section 2C:52-15 – Records to be removed; control
• Section 2C:52-16 – Expunged record including names of persons other than petitioner
• Section 2C:52-17 – Use of expunged records by agencies on pending petition for expungement
• Section 2C:52-18 – Supplying information to violent crimes compensation board
• Section 2C:52-19 – Order of superior court permitting inspection of records or release of information; limitations
• Section 2C:52-20 – Use of expunged records in conjunction with supervisory treatment or diversion programs
• Section 2C:52-21 – Use of expunged records in conjunction with setting bail, presentence report or sentencing
• Section 2C:52-22 – Use of expunged records by parole board
• Section 2C:52-23 – Use of expunged records by department of corrections
• Section 2C:52-24 – County prosecutor’s obligation to ascertain propriety of petition
• Section 2C:52-25 – Retroactive application
• Section 2C:52-26 – Vacating of orders of sealing; time; basis
• Section 2C:52-27 – Effect of expungement
• Section 2C:52-27.1 – Petition to rescind order of debarment for health care claims fraud; restoration.
• Section 2C:52-28 – Motor vehicle offenses
• Section 2C:52-29 – Fee
• Section 2C:52-30 – Disclosure of expungement order
• Section 2C:52-31 – Limitation
• Section 2C:52-32 – Construction
• Section 2C:58-1 – Registration of manufacturers and wholesale dealers of firearms
• Section 2C:58-2 – Retailing of firearms; licensing of dealers and their employees.
• Section 2C:58-2.1 – Guidelines for delivery of handguns
• Section 2C:58-2.2 – Findings, declarations relative to sale of handguns.
• Section 2C:58-2.3 – Reports as to availability of personalized handguns.
• Section 2C:58-2.4 – List of personalized handguns.
• Section 2C:58-2.5 – Sale of personalized handguns, inapplicability.
• Section 2C:58-2.6 – Rules, regulations.
• Section 2C:58-3 – Purchase of firearms.
• Section 2C:58-3.1 – Temporary transfer of firearms
• Section 2C:58-3.2 – Temporary transfer of firearm for training purposes
• Section 2C:58-3.3 – “Handgun ammunition” defined; sale, purchase, etc., regulated; violation, fourth degree crime.
• Section 2C:58-3.4 – Exemption on restriction of purchase of handguns.
• Section 2C:58-4 – Permits to carry handguns
• Section 2C:58-4.1 – Employee of armored car company; application; letter from chief executive officer
• Section 2C:58-5 – Licenses to possess and carry machine guns and assault firearms
• Section 2C:58-6.1 – Possession of firearms by minors; exceptions.
• Section 2C:58-7 – Persons possessing explosives or destructive devices to notify police
• Section 2C:58-8 – Certain wounds and injuries to be reported.
• Section 2C:58-8.1 – Rules, regulations.
• Section 2C:58-9 – Certain convictions to be reported
• Section 2C:58-10 – Incendiary or tracer ammunition
• Section 2C:58-12 – Registration of assault firearms
• Section 2C:58-13 – Transfer of assault firearm to another; rendering inoperable; voluntarily surrendering
• Section 2C:58-14 – Annual report on assault firearms
• Section 2C:58-15 – Minor’s access to a loaded firearm; penalty, conditions
• Section 2C:58-16 – Retailer’s written warnings; wholesaler’s warning; violation, penalty
• Section 2C:58-17 – “KeepSafe” program established
• Section 2C:58-18 – Report on KeepSafe program
• Section 2C:58-19 – Report of loss, theft of firearm within 36 hours; violations, penalties.
• Section 2C:62-1 – Support orders for willful nonsupport
• Section 2C:64-1 – Property subject to forfeiture.
• Section 2C:64-2 – Forfeiture procedures; prima facie contraband
• Section 2C:64-3 – Forfeiture procedures
• Section 2C:64-4 – Seized property; evidentiary use
• Section 2C:64-5 – Seized property; rights of owners and others holding interests
• Section 2C:64-6 – Disposal of forfeited property
• Section 2C:64-7 – Vesting of title in forfeited property
• Section 2C:64-8 – Seized property; statute of limitations on claims
• Section 2C:64-9 – Forfeited weapons with military value; donation to National Guard Militia Museum
• Section 2C:65-1 – Procedure to be followed by law enforcement agencies when stolen property is taken into custody
• Section 2C:65-2 – Release of stolen property prior to final determination of proceeding
• Section 2C:65-3 – Disposition of stolen property after final determination of proceeding
• Section 2C:65-4 – Disposition of documentary exhibits
• Section 2C:66-1 – Attachment of deposited funds of suspected terrorists or their supporters
• Section 2C:66-2 – Application by Attorney General
• Section 2C:66-3 – Issuance of an order
• Section 2C:66-4 – Duty of financial institutions
• Section 2C:66-5 – Release of funds
• Section 2C:66-6 – Disposition of funds
• Section 2C:66-7 – Time limit
• Section 2C:66-8 – Notice
• Section 2C:66-9 – Rights and remedies of financial institution
• Section 2C:66-10 – No liability for freezing funds
• Section 2C:66-11 – Construction of act
• Section 2C:98-1 – Construction
• Section 2C:98-2 – Repealer
• Section 2C:98-3 – Allocations
• Section 2C:98-4 – Effective date
• Section 2C:104-1 – Definitions
• Section 2C:104-2 – Application for material witness order
• Section 2C:104-3 – Order to appear
• Section 2C:104-4 – Arrest with warrant
• Section 2C:104-5 – Arrest without warrant
• Section 2C:104-6 – Material witness hearing
• Section 2C:104-7 – Conditions of release; confinement
• Section 2C:104-8 – Deposition
• Section 2C:104-9 – Orders appealable

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