Upgrades degree of crime of auto theft when committed in connection with home invasion or residential burglary.
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Overview
This bill changes the penalties for auto theft in New Jersey. Specifically, if a motor vehicle is stolen during a home invasion or residential burglary, the crime will be considered a second-degree offense. If the theft occurs during a home invasion burglary, it will be considered a first-degree offense. This legislation aims to increase the severity of punishment for crimes committed during these types of burglaries, ensuring that auto theft in these situations is treated more seriously.
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Anthony Bucco
Douglas Steinhardt
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