Establishes penalty for withholding identification to hinder apprehension or prosecution.

This bill amends New Jersey law to make it a crime for a person to refuse to provide valid identification or their true identity to law enforcement **after being arrested** when requested to do so, specifically to hinder their own apprehension or prosecution. It directly affects individuals arrested for offenses who deliberately withhold ID during police interaction. The key provision adds this specific refusal as a new form of "hindering apprehension" under existing statutes, subjecting offenders to penalties similar to those for giving false information (ranging from a disorderly persons offense to a third-degree crime, with potential prison terms of up to 5 years). The law applies to all arrests, not just specific offenses like traffic violations or insurance fraud.