• § 2C:2-2. General requirements of culpability

• § 2C:2-3. Causal relationship between conduct and result; divergence between result designed, contemplated or ...

• § 2C:2-4. Ignorance or mistake

• § 2C:2-5. Defenses generally

• § 2C:2-6. Liability for conduct of another; complicity

• § 2C:2-7. Liability of corporations and persons acting, or under a duty to act, in their behalf

• § 2C:2-8. Intoxication

• § 2C:2-9. Duress

• § 2C:2-10. Consent

• § 2C:2-11. De minimis infractions

• § 2C:2-12. Entrapment

CHAPTER 3. DEFENSES

• § 2C:3-1. Justification an affirmative defense; civil remedies unaffected

• § 2C:3-2. Necessity and other justifications in general

• § 2C:3-3. Execution of public duty

• § 2C:3-4. Use of force in self-protection

• § 2C:3-5. Use of force for the protection of other persons

• § 2C:3-6. Use of force in defense of premises or personal property

• § 2C:3-7. Use of force in law enforcement

• § 2C:3-8. Use of force by persons with special responsibility for care, discipline or safety of others

• § 2C:3-9. Mistake of law as to unlawfulness of force or legality of arrest; reckless or negligent use of excessive ...

• § 2C:3-10. Justification in property crimes

• § 2C:3-11. Definitions

CHAPTER 4. COMPETENCY

• § 2C:4-1. Insanity defense

• § 2C:4-2. Evidence of mental disease or defect admissible when relevant to element of the offense

• § 2C:4-3. Requirement of notice

• § 2C:4-4. Mental incompetence excluding fitness to proceed

• § 2C:4-5. Psychiatric or psychological examination of defendant with respect to fitness to proceed

• § 2C:4-6. Determination of fitness to proceed; effect of finding of unfitness; proceedings if fitness is regained; ...

• § 2C:4-7. Disposition

• § 2C:4-8. Commitment of a person by reason of insanity

• § 2C:4-9. Release of persons committed by reason of insanity

• § 2C:4-10. Statements for purposes of examination or treatment inadmissible except on issue of mental condition.

• § 2C:4-11. Immaturity excluding criminal conviction; transfer of proceedings to family court

CHAPTER 5. INCHOATE OFFENSES

• § 2C:5-1. Criminal attempt

• § 2C:5-2. Conspiracy

• § 2C:5-3. Incapacity, irresponsibility or immunity of party to conspiracy

• § 2C:5-4. Grading of criminal attempt and conspiracy; mitigation in case of lesser danger

• § 2C:5-5. Burglar's tools

• § 2C:5-6. Motor vehicle master keys

• § 2C:5-7. Key to lock in or on real property owned or leased by state

CHAPTER 6. MINOR OFFENSES

• § 2C:6-1. Persons accused of minor offenses

CHAPTER 7. PROCEDURES FOLLOWING RELEASE OF SEX OFFENDERS

• § 2C:7-1. Findings, declarations

• § 2C:7-2. Registration of sex offenders; definition; requirements

• § 2C:7-3. Notice of obligation to register

• § 2C:7-4. Forms of registration

• § 2C:7-5. Records; immunity

• § 2C:7-6. Community notified of release of sex offender

• § 2C:7-7. Notification of community to which sex offender moves

• § 2C:7-8. Guidelines, procedures for notification

• § 2C:7-9. Notification immunity

• § 2C:7-10. Other notification not limited by act

• § 2C:7-11. Notification advisory council established; review of guidelines

• § 2C:7-12. Findings, declarations relative to sex offender central registry on the Internet

• § 2C:7-13. Development and maintenance of registry system on the Internet

• § 2C:7-14. Responsibilities of Attorney General

• § 2C:7-15. Immunity for failure to investigate or disclose information

• § 2C:7-16. Authorized use of disclosed information; prohibited uses

• § 2C:7-17. Severability

• § 2C:7-18. Internet Registry Advisory Council

• § 2C:7-19. Citation of acts and system as "Megan's Law"

CHAPTER 8. [RESERVED]

CHAPTER 9. [RESERVED]

CHAPTER 10. [RESERVED]