Makes various revisions to the Crime Victims' Bill of Rights.

This bill amends New Jersey's Crime Victims' Bill of Rights to clarify and expand protections for individuals affected by crime. Key changes include requiring prosecutors to consult victims before plea negotiations (subsections o and m), ensuring victims can submit written impact statements before charging decisions, and creating a court procedure to verify victims were properly consulted about plea agreements (new section 4). It directly affects crime victims, witnesses, and their representatives in criminal cases involving prosecution, court proceedings, or sentencing. The bill updates existing rights without altering prosecutors' discretion or adding new financial obligations.