New Jersey § 52:4b-36

§ 52:4b-36.

Pursuant to Article I, paragraph 22 of the New Jersey Constitution , in any homicide prosecution: a. A victim's survivor may, at the time of making the in-person statement to the sentencing

court authorized by subsection n. of section 3 of P.L.1985, c. 249 ( C.52:4B-36 ), display directly to the sentencing court a photograph of the victim taken before

the homicide including, but not limited to, a still photograph, a computer-generated

presentation, or a video presentation of the victim. The time, length and content of such presentation shall be within the sound discretion

of the sentencing judge; and b. A victim's survivor may, during any judicial proceeding involving the defendant,

wear a button not exceeding four inches in diameter that contains a picture of the

victim, if the court determines that the wearing of such button will not deprive the

defendant of his right to a fair trial under the Sixth Amendment of the United States

Constitution and Article I of the New Jersey Constitution . Other spectators at such judicial proceedings may also wear similar buttons if the

court so determines. If the victim's survivor seeks to wear the button at trial, the victim's survivor

shall give notice to the defendant and to the court no less than 30 days prior to

the final trial date.