Requires revocation of parole for assaulting or threatening law enforcement officers.
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Overview
This bill amends New Jersey’s parole system to require the revocation of parole for parolees who assault or threaten law enforcement officers. Specifically, it expands the circumstances under which the Parole Board can detain a parolee and initiate revocation proceedings, including cases involving assaults or threats against active or retired law enforcement officials or their families. The bill aims to strengthen protections for law enforcement and ensure accountability for offenses against them.
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James Holzapfel
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