By james art 
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Trenton, New Jersey – The Committee on the Law and Public Safety of the New Jersey Senate approved a bill establishing the crime to incite a public feud and increases penalties for a violation of behavior in certain circumstances.
The Senate Bill No. 3507, favorably reported by the Committee, makes a fourth -degree crime for deliberate organization or promotion of a group of four or more people in order to participate in violation of public gathering or event behavior. If the law is not related to a public event, it remains a violation of the persons.
The bill also improves penalties for a violation of behavior when a person tries to conceal his identity in order to avoid prosecution or action with the intention of breaking the public event. According to the current legislation, the violation of the violation is classified as a small violation of the persons.
A fourth -degree crime in New Jersey is sentenced to 18 months in prison and a fine of up to $ 10,000, while disorder violation is punished for up to six months in prison and a fine of up to $ 1,000.