New Jersey · New Jersey Revised Statutes — Title 2C, The New Jersey Code of Criminal Justice
N.J.S.A. Title 2C § 2C:34-4: Public communication of obscenity
What this law says, in plain English
A person who knowingly displays, posts, or vocalizes obscene material in public places where the public can readily perceive it is guilty of a fourth-degree crime. The statute defines 'public communication' and presumes knowledge based on the act itself.
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