The law, S-1979, would limit Internet access for certain sex offenders who are subject to Megan's Law registration or community supervision for life or who are on probation or parole.
New NJ Law Allows Pulling Plug on Sex Offenders' Access to Internet
Legislation signed last month will allow New Jersey judges to restrict Internet access for convicted sex offenders and make it easier for law enforcement to monitor their online activity.
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