A 4928
Establishes offense of harassment of residential tenant; expands liability of certain members of limited liability company that own residential rental properties.
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Bill overview
This bill establishes a new offense of harassment of a residential tenant and expands the liability of certain members of limited liability companies that own residential rental properties. It outlines specific actions that constitute harassment, including creating unsafe conditions, disturbing tenants, threatening violence, and engaging in retaliatory behavior. The bill also includes provisions for criminal penalties based on the severity of the offense and establishes procedures for prosecution and civil action. Furthermore, it mandates that residential leases include information about the new harassment offense and requires the Department of Community Affairs to collect data on related charges and convictions.
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Kenyatta Stewart
Shanique Speight
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