Establishes rebuttable presumption that homicide occurred in this State if body of homicide victim was found in this State.

S 4403 establishes a rebuttable presumption that a homicide occurred in New Jersey if the victim's body is found within the state. This directly affects homicide prosecutions where the body is discovered in New Jersey but the actual killing may have occurred elsewhere. The key change replaces current law's permissive inference (where a court "may infer" jurisdiction) with a rebuttable presumption, meaning the prosecution can assume jurisdiction unless the defense provides evidence to the contrary. This shifts the burden of proof in jurisdictional disputes for homicide cases. The bill amends New Jersey Statute 2C:1-3 to clarify this standard.