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2C
11-3

Title 2C · Chapter 11

Murder

Purposely or knowingly causes death — or serious bodily injury resulting in death — under circumstances manifesting extreme indifference to human life.

1st degreeNERA

39
4-50

Title 39 · Motor Vehicles

Driving while intoxicated

Operating with a BAC of 0.08% or more, or while under the influence of intoxicating liquor, narcotic or habit-producing drug.

Tiered penaltiesIID

CASE
LAW

U.S. Supreme Court · 1968

Terry v. Ohio

An officer may stop and briefly detain on reasonable suspicion, and frisk outer clothing where there is reason to believe the subject is armed and dangerous.

RS ≠ PCWeapons only

AG
DIR

Attorney General · Directive

Use of Force Policy

Force must be objectively reasonable, necessary and proportional. De-escalation is required whenever it is safe and feasible to attempt it.

Duty to interveneReassess

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99

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2C:11-3Murder

2C:15-1Robbery

39:4-50DWI

Chapter 01

Start with the book

200 statutes across Title 2C and Title 39 — chapter, category, plain-English summary and a subsection breakdown with grading. Free, forever, no account.

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Chapter 04

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Chapter 05

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Chapter 06

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Title 2C

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Homicide through CDS across 23 chapters. Each entry carries chapter, category, a plain-English summary and a subsection breakdown with grading.

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Title 39

Motor Vehicle

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03

Judicial

Case Law

The decisions that actually show up on the exam, broken down into what the holding means on the street — with narration for hands-free study.

100 breakdowns · 99 narrated

04

AG Office

Directives

Use of force, vehicular pursuit, internal affairs, body-worn camera, domestic violence, bias crimes and eyewitness identification.

Full module

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01Is this endorsed by any agency?
No. Got Stripes is a personal study aid. It has not been reviewed, endorsed or approved by any law enforcement agency, the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General, the Police Training Commission, or any prosecutor's office. Always verify against the official source.
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Statutes and directives are reviewed on a rolling basis against the official New Jersey Legislature compilation and current Attorney General policies. Corrections ship over the air, so you do not need an app update to receive them.
03Does it work on iPad?
Got Stripes is built for iPhone. It will install and run on an iPad in iPhone compatibility mode, but the layout is not optimised for a tablet screen and we would not call it an iPad app yet. If a proper iPad layout matters to you, tell us at support@gotstripes.app — it helps us prioritise.
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Every miss is bookmarked automatically. Drill mode then quizzes you only on what you have saved or got wrong, so you can run it until the miss list is empty.
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Got Stripes is a personal study aid. It has not been reviewed, endorsed or approved by any law enforcement agency, the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General, the Police Training Commission, or any prosecutor's office. Statute numbers, grading and elements are paraphrased and may be incorrect or out of date.

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