Changes monetary threshold for certain fourth degree theft crimes.

This bill lowers the monetary threshold for certain fourth-degree theft crimes in New Jersey. It changes the law so that theft involving $100-$500 now qualifies as a fourth-degree crime (previously $200-$500), and theft under $100 becomes a disorderly persons offense (previously under $200). The same threshold adjustment applies to identity theft under N.J.S.2C:21-17, making cases involving under $100 a fourth-degree crime for single-victim incidents. These changes directly affect individuals committing low-value thefts or identity fraud, increasing the severity of penalties for offenses previously classified as less serious.