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S 2163·NJ·senate

Creates disorderly persons offense for persons who conceal or attempt to conceal their identity while committing another crime or offense.

Passed One ChamberFiled Jan 13, 2026
Sponsor: Paul Moriarty (D)
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Passed Senate (39-0)

Oct 22, 2026

Summary

The bill makes it a disorderly‑persons offense to wear a mask or disguise to instill fear, avoid capture, or hinder prosecution while committing a crime. It only applies when the person is already charged with an underlying offense under Title 2C and the mask is not used for medical, religious, or expressive purposes. A conviction for this offense does not merge with any other criminal conviction.

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