Establishes New Jersey Commission on Stalking Prevention and Response; makes appropriation of $93,500.
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This bill establishes the New Jersey Commission on Stalking Prevention and Response to address the serious issue of stalking in the state. The commission’s goal is to evaluate current systems, identify gaps, and recommend improvements to prevention efforts, law enforcement responses, and civil remedies for stalking survivors. It will be composed of a diverse group of stakeholders including legislators, executive branch officials, legal professionals, and survivors of stalking. The commission will also establish subcommittees to focus on specific areas such as prevention, law enforcement, and legal protections, and will issue a report of its findings within 18 months.
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