Creates crime of victimization of persons with disabilities and senior citizens.

New Jersey Assembly Bill A3301 creates a new criminal offense called "victimization" for intentionally committing certain crimes (like assault, burglary, or theft) against senior citizens (60+ years old) or persons with disabilities. The bill defines a "person with a disability" as someone with a pre-existing medically determinable impairment substantially limiting resistance, including those receiving Social Security disability benefits. If the victim is a senior or person with a disability, the perpetrator faces a separate charge one degree higher than the original crime (e.g., a fourth-degree offense becomes a third-degree crime), with harsher penalties like 10-30 year sentences for first-degree underlying crimes. The law mandates separate sentencing for both the original crime and the victimization charge, and defendants cannot claim they did not know the victim’s status.