New Jersey Assembly Passes Internet Safety Bills
The New Jersey Assembly has passed a package of bills targeting online sexual harassment and related electronic crimes.
Among the eight bills approved Monday was a measure that would require information technology workers who find child pornography on computers to notify police.
Another would make it a crime to make or send sexually suggestive comments or messages to a minor.
The bills now go to the Senate.
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