Creates second degree crime for operation of stolen vehicle in manner that creates risk of injury to person or property.
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Overview
This bill makes operating a stolen vehicle a second-degree crime in New Jersey if doing so creates a risk of injury to people or damage to property. Currently, simply stealing a vehicle is a crime, but this legislation adds a new penalty for those who drive stolen cars in a way that could cause harm. The law increases the potential punishment for this type of offense, making it a more serious crime.
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Primary sponsors
Anthony Bucco
Cosponsors
Michael Testa
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