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Danielsen Bill Targeting Retail Theft Signed Into Law

SPONSORED NEW LAW – A bill co-sponsored by state Assemblyman Joe Danielsen targeting retail theft has been signed into law.

Legislation designed to strengthen penalties against retail theft was signed into law April 1 by Gov. Phil Murphy.

The bill, A4755, was co-sponsored by state Assemblyman Joe Danielsen (D-17).

The law introduces several provisions aimed at deterring criminal activity while protecting businesses, employees, and consumers. These include measures such as tougher penalties for those convicted of retail theft and requiring the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs to provide notice on its website to customers on the risk of gift card scams, according to a press release about the bill. 

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