Increases monetary thresholds for grading of theft offenses.
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Overview
This bill increases the monetary thresholds used to determine the severity of theft offenses in New Jersey. Specifically, it raises the amounts needed to classify a theft as a second, third, or fourth degree crime, and also adjusts the threshold for a disorderly persons offense. These changes will affect the potential penalties associated with theft charges based on the value of the stolen property.
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