2C:33-19. Possession of remotely activated paging devices on school property, disorderly persons offense; exemptions
No person enrolled as a student of an elementary or secondary school,
knowingly and without the express written permission of the school
board, its delegated authority, or any school principal, shall bring or
possess any remotely activated paging device on any property used for
school purposes, at any time and regardless of whether school is in
session or other persons are present. A violation of this section shall
be a disorderly persons offense. No permission to bring or possess any
remotely activated paging device on school property shall be granted
unless and until a student shall have established to the satisfaction of
the school authorities a reasonable basis for the possession of the
device on school property.
This section shall not apply to any student who is an active member in
good standing of a volunteer fire company or first aid, ambulance or
rescue squad provided that (1) the student is required to respond to an
emergency and (2) a copy of the statement by the chief executive officer
of the volunteer fire company or first aid, ambulance or rescue squad
authorizing the possession of the paging device is in the possession of
the student at all times while that student is in possession of the
remotely activated paging device.
L.1989,c.232,s.2; amended 1996, c.94, s.1.
NJSA 2C:33-20
2C:33-20. Use of remotely activated paging device during commission of certain crimes is a crime of fourth degree
A person is guilty of a crime of the fourth degree if he uses a remotely
activated paging device while engaged in the commission of, or an
attempt to commit, or flight after committing or attempting to commit
any crime or offense enumerated in chapter 35 or 36 of Title 2C of the
New Jersey Statutes.
L.1989, c.232, s.3.
