Establishes penalty for withholding identification to hinder apprehension or prosecution.

This bill makes it a crime in New Jersey for a person to refuse to provide valid identification or their true identity to law enforcement *when arrested and specifically requested to do so*, if the purpose is to hinder their own apprehension or prosecution. It applies to individuals who withhold ID to avoid being charged or convicted, with penalties tied to the severity of the underlying offense they face (e.g., a mandatory minimum year in prison for serious cases like fatal hit-and-runs). Penalties range from a third-degree crime (for serious underlying offenses) to a fourth-degree crime or disorderly persons offense (for less severe cases). The law does not apply to routine ID requests unrelated to evading prosecution.