Expands cyber-harassment to include reckless online communications.

This bill expands New Jersey's cyber-harassment law to include online communications made with "reckless disregard for the safety of another," not just intentional harassment. It adds a new standard where reckless posts (e.g., spreading harmful content without caring about the impact) become a punishable offense, distinct from intentional acts. Reckless cyber-harassment is now classified as a less severe "disorderly persons offense" (up to 6 months in jail or $1,000 fine), rather than a fourth-degree crime. The law also requires minors convicted of cyber-harassment to complete educational programs, and parents who fail to comply with court orders face fines.