Title 2C, Title 2C: THE NEW JERSEY CODE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE

2C:66-3. Issuance of an order 3. Issuance of an order. If the court finds that: a. there exists a reasonable suspicion that the account holder has committed or is about to commit the crime of terrorism in violation of section 2 of P.L.2002, c.26 (C.2C:38-2) or the crime of solici…

2C:66-4. Duty of financial institutions 4. Duty of financial institutions. Upon receipt of the order authorized by this act, a financial institution shall not permit any funds or assets that were frozen by the order to be withdrawn or disposed of until further order of the court.…

2C:66-5. Release of funds 5. Release of funds. a. The account holder may, upon notice and motion, have a hearing to contest the freezing of funds or assets and to seek the release of all or part of them. b. The account holder is entitled to an order releasing all or part of the f…

2C:66-6. Disposition of funds 6. Disposition of funds. a. The court may order the financial institution to remit all or part of the frozen funds or assets to the court. b. If the account holder is acquitted or the charges are dismissed with prejudice, the court shall issue an ord…

2C:66-7. Time limit 7. Time limit. The freeze permitted by this act expires 24 months after the date of the court's initial attachment order unless the time limit is extended by the court in writing upon a showing of good cause by the Attorney General. L.2003,c.22,s.7.

2C:66-8. Notice 8. Notice. Within ten days after a court issues an attachment order under this act, the Attorney General shall send a copy of the order to the account holder's last known address or to the account holder's attorney, if known. L.2003,c.22,s.8.

2C:66-9. Rights and remedies of financial institution 9. Rights and remedies of financial institution. A financial institution that is directed to block, freeze or encumber an account pursuant to this act shall be entitled during the period that the account is blocked, frozen or …