New Jersey § 30:4-116 Retaking persons leaving without discharge

New Jersey Statutes

§ 30:4-116 — Retaking persons leaving without discharge

New Jersey § 30:4-116

Title 30INSTITUTIONS AND AGENCIES

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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 30:4-116 (2026).

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The chief executive officer of any state institution, or any subordinate officer or employee of the institution appointed by him in writing as a special officer, shall have power to arrest without warrant any inmate committed thereto by order of any court, who shall leave such institution, without first obtaining a parole or discharge, and return him or her to the institution. For purpose of retaking, the chief executive officer or special officer may go to any place either within or without this state, where the escaped inmate may be.

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The chief executive officer of any state institution, or any subordinate officer or employee of the institution appointed by him in writing as a special officer, shall have power to arrest without warrant any inmate committed thereto by order of any court, who shall leave such institution, without first obtaining a parole or discharge, and return him or her to the institution. For purpose of retaking, the chief executive officer or special officer may go to any place either within or without this state, where the escaped inmate may be.