Establishes strict liability criminal penalties for minor's access to loaded firearm if access results in bodily injury or death.

This bill, S 2313, updates New Jersey law to impose criminal penalties when a minor (defined as under age 18) accesses a poorly stored loaded firearm at a premises controlled by an adult, resulting in injury or death. It requires adults to store firearms unloaded in locked containers, secure locations, or with trigger locks to avoid liability; failure to do so becomes a criminal offense only if harm occurs. Penalties escalate based on outcomes: third-degree crime (up to 5 years) for bodily injury, second-degree (5-10 years) for serious injury, and first-degree (10-20 years) for death. The law maintains existing storage defenses but shifts from disorderly persons offenses to criminal charges when harm results, with strict liability (no need to prove negligence) for the adult responsible for the firearm's storage.