Changes monetary threshold for certain fourth degree theft crimes.
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Overview
This bill adjusts the monetary thresholds for certain fourth-degree theft crimes in New Jersey. Specifically, it lowers the threshold for theft to $100, classifying offenses involving amounts less than $100 as disorderly persons offenses. The bill also modifies provisions related to identity theft, adjusting the penalties based on the amount involved and the number of victims. Additionally, it mandates a minimum sentence of one year for theft offenses prosecuted as indictable crimes.
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James Beach
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