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S 4647

Increases penalties for certain speed violations

2025 Regular Session Introduced by April Baskin and 7 co-sponsors

New York bill raises penalties for certain speeding offenses, increasing fines and potential license consequences to deter violations.

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Bill Summary · S 4647

Thanks — there’s conflicting material in what you provided. I want to summarize the correct bill, but the packet mixes two different pieces:

  • The bill header and title: S 4647 — "Increases penalties for certain speed violations" (metadata, sponsors, and committee referrals that appear to be for a traffic/speed-related bill).
  • A pasted “Introduced Version” text that is about amending P.L.2021, c.371 (property-records/home-address redaction rules) — clearly a different subject and appears to be New Jersey statutory language.
  • Raw PDF binary/gibberish is also included.

Which would you like summarized?

Please choose one of the options below (or request both):

  1. Summarize S.4647 as “Increases penalties for certain speed violations” (the traffic/speed bill). If you pick this, please confirm the state (the sponsors listed—Jeremy Cooney, Robert Jackson, Pete Harckham—are New York State Senators) or paste the bill text or a link so I can summarize the bill’s actual provisions (penalty amounts, circumstances, amendments to which statutes, effective dates).

  2. Summarize the “Introduced Version” text you pasted about property records and redaction (amendment to P.L.2021, c.371). If you pick this, I’ll produce a full summary of that redaction/property-records bill using the text you included.

  3. Summarize both bills — I’ll produce separate sections for the speed-penalty bill (based on available metadata and any additional text you provide) and for the property-records redaction bill (using the pasted text).

If you want me to proceed now with what’s available, say which option. If you select the speed-penalty bill but don’t have the text, I can (A) draft a high-level summary based only on the title and committee actions (limited and speculative), or (B) wait for the bill text/link for a full, accurate summary.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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