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Jay Webber

Bills in the 2024–2025 Session, General Assembly.

All of Jay Webber's terms

Sponsored

Passed the General Assembly2

  • Assembly Bill 2619

    Prohibits legislative aide who works, or worked, directly for legislator in district office from making political contribution greater than $30 per election to that legislator; prohibits receipt of such contribution.

  • Assembly Bill 2623

    "Home Business Jobs Creation Act"; classifies certain home businesses as permitted accessory uses.

In committee124

  • Assembly Bill 1674

    Requires any State website providing information on reproductive rights to also provide information on adoption services.

  • Assembly Bill 2611

    Authorizes chiefs of part-time municipal police forces to issue firearms ID cards and handgun purchase permits.

  • Assembly Bill 2612

    Exempts State residents 65 years of age and older from certain hunting, trapping, and fishing fees and license requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 2613

    Requires certain candidates for employment with DOE to undergo criminal history background check.

  • Assembly Bill 2614

    Directs AG to enter into agreement with U.S. Attorney General to empower certain corrections officers to investigate immigration status of inmates.

  • Assembly Bill 2615

    Increases distribution to municipalities from Energy Tax Receipts Property Tax Relief Fund over five years to restore municipal aid reductions; requires additional aid to be subtracted from municipal property tax levy.

  • Assembly Bill 2616

    Requires Commissioner of Community Affairs to compile and annually update list of all unfunded State and federal mandates on municipalities and counties.

  • Assembly Bill 2617

    "Transparency in Government Act"; provides for establishment of State public finance website.

  • Assembly Bill 2618

    Requires interpretive statements of State general obligation bond act public questions to include certain fiscal information.

  • Assembly Bill 2620

    "The New Jersey Healthcare Choice Act"; permits health insurers licensed in other states to provide coverage in New Jersey under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2621

    Excludes overtime pay of certain employees from gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 2622

    "Prenatally and Postnatally Diagnosed Conditions Awareness Act in New Jersey."

  • Assembly Bill 2624

    Prohibits terminal leave compensation for local government employees.

  • Assembly Bill 2625

    Excludes certain Medicaid income from gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 2626

    Revises timeframes for issuance of certain construction permits by DEP in 90 days.

  • Assembly Bill 2627

    Permits landlords to take actions after death of tenant in certain situations.

  • Assembly Bill 2628

    Creates crime of victimization of a senior citizen or a person with a disability.

  • Assembly Bill 2629

    Prohibits awarding of economic development subsidy to business if payment of principal and interest on previously awarded loan or loan guarantee is greater than 24 months overdue.

  • Assembly Bill 2630

    Creates special license plates supporting Autism Awareness.

  • Assembly Bill 2631

    Requires explanatory statement on ballot question for school district capital projects to include certain information.

  • Assembly Bill 2632

    Creates exemption from certain MVC fees for prisoners of war.

  • Assembly Bill 2633

    Allows gross income tax deduction for charitable contributions to certain New Jersey-based charitable organizations.

  • Assembly Bill 2634

    Requires MVC to accept emergency medical technician and paramedic certification cards as two points of documentation for purposes of MVC identification verification program.

  • Assembly Bill 2635

    Requires telemarketers making sales calls to display their name and telephone number on any caller identification service.

  • Assembly Bill 2636

    Concerns baked goods sold at farm markets.

  • Assembly Bill 2637

    Concerns workers' compensation insurance requirements for certain corporations and partnerships.

  • Assembly Bill 2638

    Requires chief law enforcement officer or Superintendent of State Police to notify federal immigration authorities when non-citizen applies for firearms purchaser identification card or handgun purchase permit.

  • Assembly Bill 2639

    Prohibits public institutions of higher education from increasing resident undergraduate and graduate tuition and fees by more than 4% over the prior academic year.

  • Assembly Bill 2640

    Upgrades penalties for certain crimes committed during a state of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 2641

    Requires school districts to allow home-schooled students to participate in school-sponsored extracurricular activities in the student's resident district.

  • Assembly Bill 2642

    Establishes State Debt Capacity Advisory Commission.

  • Assembly Bill 2643

    Prohibits mail-in ballot outer envelope from containing political affiliation or designation visible to public.

  • Assembly Bill 2644

    "Murphy's Law"; nullifies Governor's order, rule, or regulation to address declared emergency, or relevant portion thereof, when Governor violates same; creates affirmative defense to prosecution for same violation committed by Governor.

  • Assembly Bill 2645

    Dedicates State reserve of certain federal funds to in-person and hybrid school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 2646

    Redistributes fiscal year 2023 transportation and security aid from remote school districts to in-person school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 2647

    Requires DEP to provide public access for boats to certain State-owned lakes; appropriates $1 million.

  • Assembly Bill 2648

    Requires rail passenger service to provide purchasers with proof of payment at time of purchase.

  • Assembly Bill 2649

    Requires annual review of all released sex offenders to determine if they were registered and tiered.

  • Assembly Bill 2650

    Revises procedures concerning access to decedent's safe-deposit box.

  • Assembly Bill 2651

    Provides civil immunity to licensed health care professionals who provide care at health care facilities for no compensation.

  • Assembly Bill 2652

    "Medical Philanthropy Act"; provides physicians who provide uncompensated care with $250,000 cap on noneconomic damages in actions alleging medical malpractice.

  • Assembly Bill 2653

    Prohibits using cadaveric fetal tissue obtained from elective abortion procedure for research purposes and using any cadaveric fetal tissue to research cosmetic treatments.

  • Assembly Bill 2654

    "Addiction Medicine Philanthropy Act"; provides physicians who provide uncompensated care for treatment of substance use disorders with $250,000 cap on noneconomic damages in actions alleging medical malpractice.

  • Assembly Bill 2655

    Requires transportation network company to provide live customer service representative and certain notification to riders.

  • Assembly Bill 2656

    Requires municipalities to file copies of tax abatement and exemption agreements with county chief financial officer and county counsel within 10 days of execution.

  • Assembly Bill 2657

    Concerns actions to foreclose right to redeem tax sale certificate under "tax sale law."

  • Assembly Bill 2658

    Caps noneconomic damages in medical malpractice actions at $250,000.

  • Assembly Bill 2659

    Revises individual cause of action under consumer fraud act.

  • Assembly Bill 2660

    Concerns repayment of unemployment insurance benefits obtained fraudulently.

  • Assembly Bill 2661

    Prohibits the use of county and municipal vehicles by part-time elected local government officers.

  • Assembly Bill 2662

    Prohibits wrongful life/birth suits.

  • Assembly Bill 2663

    Allows NJ gross income tax deduction for charitable contributions of food made from business inventory.

  • Assembly Bill 2664

    Consolidates all categories of gross income for cross-claiming of net losses and allows 20 year loss carryforward under the New Jersey gross income tax; repeals alternate business income calculation.

  • Assembly Bill 2665

    Re-establishes 6.37 percent as top marginal gross income tax rate.

  • Assembly Bill 2666

    Eliminates $375 minimum Corporation Business Tax on New Jersey S corporations with New Jersey gross receipts of less than $100,000.

  • Assembly Bill 2667

    Allows residents of certain Highlands municipalities to designate on gross income tax returns that a portion of gross income tax paid be returned to municipality of residence.

  • Assembly Bill 2668

    Appropriates money from Trenton Capital City Aid to Lake Hopatcong Commission for mitigation and prevention of harmful algal blooms.

  • Assembly Bill 2669

    Dedicates $500,000 annually in revenues from vessel registration and renewal fees to NJ Greenwood Lake Fund.

  • Assembly Bill 2670

    Exempts construction, expansion, or renovation of building or structure owned and used by municipality or volunteer fire department from "Highlands Water Protection and Planning Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2671

    Provides for priority consideration, by State, of permit applications by counties and municipalities with 10 or more shared services.

  • Assembly Bill 2672

    Exempts expansion or reconstruction, within 125% of existing footprint, of municipal and county buildings and certain emergency services buildings from "Highlands Water Protection and Planning Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2673

    Provides that will is not valid unless signed by testator or substantially written in testator's handwriting.

  • Assembly Bill 2674

    Concerns time frames for establishing or enforcing property rights related to adverse possession.

  • Assembly Bill 2675

    Increases penalties for certain criminal offenses committed against elderly and persons with a disability.

  • Assembly Bill 2676

    Eliminates certain motor vehicle registration renewal.

  • Assembly Bill 2677

    Requires MVC to refund certain motor vehicle registration fees.

  • Assembly Bill 2678

    Requires law enforcement agencies to obtain court order prior to use of imaging surveillance device.

  • Assembly Bill 2679

    Permits members of Community Emergency Response Teams to perform traffic duties under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2680

    Requires public bodies under Open Public Meetings Act to display U.S. flag and recite Pledge of Allegiance at beginning of meeting.

  • Assembly Bill 2681

    Designates Morris Plains rail station as "Frank J. Druetzler Station - Morris Plains, New Jersey."

  • Assembly Bill 2682

    Expands authority of State Auditor on performance audits of school districts; requires State Auditor to issue report on school district audits from previous five years; requires appropriation of $1.5 million to Office of State Auditor annually for such audits.

  • Assembly Bill 2683

    Eliminates automatic increases of petroleum products taxes.

  • Assembly Bill 2684

    Makes membership in New Jersey Council of County Colleges optional.

  • Assembly Bill 2685

    Allows gross income tax deduction for firearms training expenses paid by law enforcement officers.

  • Assembly Bill 2686

    "School Children First Act"; establishes factors for determining compensation; requires principal consent for teacher placement; eliminates certain seniority rights.

  • Assembly Bill 2687

    Provides for the designation of new charter school authorizers and additional modifications of the charter school program.

  • Assembly Bill 2688

    Requires students to pass test identical to United States Citizenship and Immigration Services civics test as part of high school graduation requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 2689

    Places restrictions on unsolicited school budget communications sent by a board of education to school district residents 90 days prior to annual school election.

  • Assembly Bill 2690

    Requires public institution of higher education to annually submit capital projects report to Secretary of Higher Education; requires secretary to post reports on website.

  • Assembly Bill 2691

    Requires public schools to allow certain students not enrolled in the school to participate in interscholastic athletics.

  • Assembly Bill 2692

    Directs board of trustees of county college to post information on the compensation paid to college president on its website.

  • Assembly Bill 2693

    "Education Investment Act"; establishes an equity financing for education program at certain public institutions of higher education.

  • Assembly Bill 2694

    Allows resident school districts to provide payments in-lieu-of transportation to parents of county vocational school district pupils.

  • Assembly Bill 2695

    Provides that no more than four of the seven public members appointed to the Highlands Water Protection and Planning Council may be of the same political party.

  • Assembly Bill 2696

    Requires State agency to identify at least two existing rules for repeal for every one new rule adopted.

  • Assembly Bill 2697

    Eliminates presumption of non-imprisonment for theft of a firearm.

  • Assembly Bill 2698

    Requires taxation as real property of improvements on publicly owned real property used for purpose and protection of public water supply.

  • Assembly Bill 2699

    Requires distribution of State aid to certain municipalities located in whole or in part in the Highlands preservation area.

  • Assembly Bill 2700

    Requires institutions of higher education to review employment history of prospective employees who will have regular contact with students to ascertain allegations of child abuse or sexual misconduct.

  • Assembly Bill 2701

    Prohibits location and operation of cannabis retailers near schools or places of worship.

  • Assembly Bill 2702

    Prohibits dual elective office holding and holding of elective office and public office or position.

  • Assembly Bill 3375

    Prohibits discrimination against pregnant women who have not received COVID-19 vaccine.

  • Assembly Bill 3376

    Requires State agencies to periodically review administrative rules and regulations to ensure continued efficacy.

  • Assembly Bill 3377

    Requires reduction in number of State vehicles over five fiscal years.

  • Assembly Bill 3378

    Immunizes employers from civil liability for certain disclosures regarding employees and former employees.

  • Assembly Bill 3379

    Concerns eligibility for unemployment insurance benefits for crossing guards.

  • Assembly Bill 3380

    Prohibits elected local government officers from accepting employment with law firm for a period of time if officer voted to award local government contract to firm.

  • Assembly Bill 3381

    Requires access to law enforcement guidelines for processing firearms permit applications upon public records request.

  • Assembly Bill 3382

    Expands exemption to wage and hour requirements for certain summer camp workers.

  • Assembly Bill 3383

    Establishes grant program in Department of Treasury for certain employers affected by winding down of Affiliated Physicians and Employers Master Trust; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 3384

    Authorizes disclosure by DCF of child abuse and neglect information to religious institutions.

  • Assembly Bill 3385

    Prohibits incarcerated individuals from receiving Medicaid, Work First New Jersey, or Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 3386

    Establishes procedure for notification to, and review by, municipalities of certain grant and loan applications for acquisition or development of lands for recreation and conservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 3387

    Provides for early termination of terms of office for certain appointed municipal court positions when two or more municipalities enter into agreements to establish joint or shared municipal courts.

  • Assembly Bill 3389

    Limits liability for operators of buildings, facilities, or premises for certain sports, games, and amusement activities.

  • Assembly Bill 3390

    Establishes rebuttable presumption that person charged with motor vehicle theft be detained prior to trial; imposes mandatory sentencing for thefts involving motor vehicle.

  • Assembly Bill 3394

    The "Digital Impersonation Prevention Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3395

    Increases interest rate paid on certain overdue refunds of tax overpayments.

  • Assembly Bill 3396

    Allows Governor to remove executive county superintendent of schools at will.

  • Assembly Bill 3397

    Requires fire districts, school districts, and county governments to share in burden of property assessment appeal refunds.

  • Assembly Bill 3398

    Permits municipalities to enter into shared service agreement for tax assessment.

  • Assembly Bill 3399

    Waives certain inspection fees for municipally owned affordable housing developments.

  • Assembly Bill 3400

    Requires municipalities comprised within regional school districts to share certain payments received in lieu of taxes with counties and regional school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 3401

    Authorizes installation of automatic standby generators in certain residences without zoning or planning board approval.

  • Assembly Bill 3593

    Requires Superintendent of State Police to publish cannabis-related fatal motor vehicle crash statistics.

  • Assembly Bill 3594

    Prohibits release of personal identifying information of violent crime victims and witnesses under State's open public records law.

  • Assembly Bill 3595

    Requires MVC to accept death certificates as proof of name change.

  • Assembly Bill 3596

    Permits juveniles to be admitted to drug court program under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3597

    Requires certain local and State government entities to issue certain emergency and warning light permits.

  • Assembly Bill 4095

    Allows county sheriffs to issue firearms identification cards and permits to purchase handguns; authorizes county sheriffs to accept applications for permits to carry handguns.

  • Assembly Bill 4146

    Requires entities to verify age of persons accessing certain online material and prohibits minors from accessing certain online material.

  • Assembly Bill 4553

    "Safer Students Act"; requires school districts, charter schools, nonpublic schools, contracted service providers, and institutions of higher education to review employment history of prospective employee for allegations of child abuse or sexual misconduct.

  • Assembly Bill 5772

    The "Uniform Electronic Wills Act"; authorizes electronic wills.

  • Assembly Bill 5872

    Requires volunteers, employees, and organizers of certain youth and sports organizations to receive criminal history record background checks.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 1
  • Assembly Bill 3802

    Differentiates certain legal services from traditional insurance products.

Passed the General Assembly · 6
  • Assembly Bill 1211

    Upgrades criminal penalties for use or possession of payment card scanning device; requires merchant to take reasonable safety measures to prevent scanning of payment card.

  • Assembly Bill 1375

    Authorizes creation and issuance of veteran license plates.

  • Assembly Bill 1630

    Prohibits local government agency from employing person on paid leave from local government agency of another county or municipality.

  • Assembly Bill 4174

    Clarifies consent to being photographed, filmed, or recorded in a sexual manner does not include or imply consent to disclosure of image.

  • Assembly Bill 4947

    Clarifies that bribery statute applies to unlawful gratuities received either before or after official acts.

  • Assembly Bill 5307

    Permits Department of Veterans Affairs to receive voluntary contributions for veteran suicide prevention public service announcements.*

Out of committee · 12
  • Assembly Bill 198

    Enhances criminal penalties for persons involved in certain human trafficking activities.*

  • Assembly Bill 1144

    Waives certain professional and occupational licensing fees for veterans and spouses of veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 1939

    Creates offense for electronically sending unsolicited nude images.

  • Assembly Bill 1941

    Requires Commission on Human Trafficking to post public awareness signage in additional establishments.

  • Assembly Bill 2165

    Permits spouses and dependents of military service members to qualify for in-State tuition in event that service member is transferred to another state.

  • Assembly Bill 2378

    Upgrades certain penalties for assaulting law enforcement officer and requires offender to be tested for communicable diseases in certain instances.

  • Assembly Bill 2419

    Prohibits providers of commercial mobile service and developers of mobile application from disclosing customer's global position system data to third parties under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3558

    Establishes State definition of antisemitism.*

  • Assembly Bill 3609

    Concerns professional licensing and application fees for spouse or dependent of active duty member of United States Armed Forces.

  • Assembly Bill 4012

    Establishes minimum Medicaid reimbursement rate for structured day program services provided to beneficiary eligible for brain injury services.

  • Assembly Bill 4380

    Establishes "Motor Vehicle Open Recall Notice and Fair Compensation Act"; revises motor vehicle franchise agreements.**

  • Assembly Bill 4627

    Extends expiration date of special appraisal process for Green Acres and farmland preservation program; provides aid for watershed lands.*

In committee · 127
  • Assembly Bill 127

    Requires State employer to ascertain child abuse or sexual misconduct in employment applications for certain positions involving children; requires background checks for current and prospective employees.

  • Assembly Bill 131

    Authorizes free hunting, fishing, and trapping licenses and free admission to State parks and forests for disabled veterans and individuals with certain types of military service.

  • Assembly Bill 302

    Makes desecration of military monument crime of the third degree.

  • Assembly Bill 403

    Prohibits candidates from nomination for more than one elective office at primary or general election.

  • Assembly Bill 404

    Requires that fuel stations specify taxes levied on motor fuel sales.

  • Assembly Bill 410

    Provides that public school parent who objects to learning material or activity that parent considers harmful may receive voucher from school district to enroll student in nonpublic school.

  • Assembly Bill 411

    Eliminates Treasurer's authority to annually adjust petroleum products gross receipts tax.

  • Assembly Bill 421

    Permits police officers to be assigned to polling places located at public schools.

  • Assembly Bill 426

    Repeals law that prohibits certain establishments from providing or selling various single-use products to customers.

  • Assembly Bill 427

    Requires DEP and owners of certain reservoirs to implement certain flood control measures; authorizes Office of Emergency Management to order lowering of reservoirs levels in response to severe weather events.

  • Assembly Bill 437

    Immunizes from civil liability first responders who forcibly enter property to provide emergency assistance.

  • Assembly Bill 530

    Allocates $10 million of constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues for grants for certain lake management activities for recreation and conservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 614

    Requires annual State debt affordability analysis be included in State Debt Report.

  • Assembly Bill 643

    "Opportunity Scholarship Act"; establishes pilot program in Department of Treasury providing tax credits to taxpayers contributing to scholarships for low-income children.

  • Assembly Bill 670

    Prohibits board of education from providing instruction in family life education, sex education, sexual health, sexual orientation, or gender identity to students in preschool through grade four.

  • Assembly Bill 731

    Criminalizes unlawful occupancy of dwellings.

  • Assembly Bill 801

    Clarifies that fishing license is not required to fish at private community lake.

  • Assembly Bill 815

    Establishes rebuttable presumption of pretrial detention for child sexual abuse.

  • Assembly Bill 833

    Reinstates penalty for underage possession and consumption of alcohol and cannabis as disorderly person offense.

  • Assembly Bill 932

    Excludes certain contributions to deferred compensation plans and provides deduction for certain individual retirement savings under the gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 945

    Prohibits payment to public employees at retirement for certain unused sick leave, provides for forfeiture of payment for unused sick leave for certain criminal convictions, and requires documentation for use of sick leave.

  • Assembly Bill 948

    Bars certain employees of certain public agencies from participating in PERS; repeals law permitting PERS and TPAF members on leave who work for labor organization to purchase pension credit.

  • Assembly Bill 977

    Indexes for inflation taxable income brackets under New Jersey gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 1000

    Provides that unlawful use, manufacture, or distribution of controlled dangerous substance by parent or caregiver in presence of child constitutes crime of endangering welfare of that child.

  • Assembly Bill 1013

    Establishes "Count the Kicks" public awareness campaign.

  • Assembly Bill 1035

    Protects equity accrued by property owner in tax sale foreclosure.

  • Assembly Bill 1053

    Reduces gross income tax rates by ten percent over three years.

  • Assembly Bill 1059

    Requires each public school to post on website comprehensive list of all resources available in school library.

  • Assembly Bill 1098

    Exempts disabled veterans from certain fees at State parks and forests.

  • Assembly Bill 1102

    Permits entry on adjoining property to make improvements or repairs in certain situations.

  • Assembly Bill 1267

    Restricts pretrial release of certain defendants; sets conditions for pretrial release of certain first-time offenders; requires revocation of pretrial release under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1277

    Delays fourth round of affordable housing obligations, including present and prospective need and related litigation, until July 1, 2028.

  • Assembly Bill 1283

    Directs State Board of Education to rescind New Jersey Student Learning Standards in Comprehensive Health and Physical Education and directs boards of education to establish Parental Advisory Committees and adopt standards for health instruction.

  • Assembly Bill 1311

    Extends certain federal income tax advantages of individual health savings accounts to individual taxpayers under the New Jersey gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 1328

    Provides gross income tax deduction to surviving spouses of certain veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 1353

    Establishes Volunteer Emergency Responder Loan Redemption Program in Higher Education Student Assistance Authority.

  • Assembly Bill 1373

    Establishes crime of knowingly filing false report against law enforcement officers.

  • Assembly Bill 1443

    Establishes procedures for disqualification from public office or employment upon conviction of certain crimes; creates registry.

  • Assembly Bill 1503

    Requires registered voters to present identification when voting at polling place.

  • Assembly Bill 1506

    Prohibits government entity or school from requiring influenza vaccinations for persons who are 18 years of age or younger.

  • Assembly Bill 1508

    Requires Secretary of State to establish voter list maintenance and crosscheck program and to include certain voter registration data in annual report to Governor and Legislature.

  • Assembly Bill 1518

    Permits police officers to be assigned to school if school is being used as polling place during conduct of election.

  • Assembly Bill 1525

    Requires parents and guardians be provided access medical records of minor patients.

  • Assembly Bill 1535

    Appropriates $2.5 million to NJ Vietnam Veterans' Memorial Foundation for purpose of expanding memorial and museum.

  • Assembly Bill 1536

    "Improved Suicide Prevention, Response, and Treatment Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1538

    Removes requirement that all boards of education be members of NJSBA.

  • Assembly Bill 1540

    Creates offense of tracking for unlawful purpose; imposes enhanced penalties.

  • Assembly Bill 1541

    Establishes mandatory minimum sentence of imprisonment for second offense involving use of juvenile in automobile theft.

  • Assembly Bill 1542

    Removes criminal liability for law enforcement officers who have investigative encounter with underage person for possession of alcohol or cannabis unless civil rights are violated.

  • Assembly Bill 1566

    Prohibits school districts and public institutions of higher education from adopting policies that bar military members or veterans from addressing students.

  • Assembly Bill 1580

    Requires Commission on Human Trafficking to identify methods to prevent human trafficking through online gaming platforms.

  • Assembly Bill 1711

    Requires school districts to provide instruction on risks of compulsive gambling as part of implementation of New Jersey Student Learning Standards in Comprehensive Health and Physical Education.

  • Assembly Bill 1755

    Eliminates the New Jersey Transfer Inheritance Tax and repeals parts of chapters 33 through 37 of Title 54 of the Revised Statutes.

  • Assembly Bill 1774

    Exempts veterans from camping facilities fees at State parks and forests.

  • Assembly Bill 1808

    Requires reporting of certain attempted and completed suicides by minors.

  • Assembly Bill 1936

    Prohibits Institutional Abuse Investigation Unit investigators from interviewing certain children without prior parental consent.

  • Assembly Bill 2144

    Requires issuance of one free copy of birth certificate to military veteran.

  • Assembly Bill 2155

    Requires MVC to operate call center to assist with online transactions.

  • Assembly Bill 2202

    Upgrades simple assault to aggravated assault if committed against crossing guard or parking enforcement officer.

  • Assembly Bill 2218

    Creates first degree crime of home invasion, makes crime subject to No Early Release Act, and upgrades burglary of residence to second degree crime under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2224

    Establishes gross income tax credit for cost of certain postage for sending goods to members of United States Armed Forces and National Guard who are serving their country away from home.

  • Assembly Bill 2298

    Limits "tobacco and vapor products tax" on cigars to up to $0.50 per cigar.

  • Assembly Bill 2307

    Requires NJT to provide notice concerning routine maintenance and significant reductions in service.

  • Assembly Bill 2312

    Requires State Police to biannually report to Legislature number of sex offenders who fail to register as required by Megan's Law.

  • Assembly Bill 2322

    Increases penalty for failing to register as sex offender for more than 24 months.

  • Assembly Bill 2361

    Requires calculation of national average time needed to approve applications for initial credential in profession or occupation and use of average time as standard in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 2412

    Allows gross income tax deduction for amounts paid for removal of lead, asbestos, sodium, chloride, and other contaminants from taxpayer's property.

  • Assembly Bill 2420

    Creates fourth degree crime of operating drone equipped with weapon.

  • Assembly Bill 2422

    Upgrades assault on victims who are disabled.

  • Assembly Bill 2509

    Revises child pornography law.

  • Assembly Bill 2510

    Excuses students with conflicts of conscience from certain class requirements of public institutions of higher education.

  • Assembly Bill 2514

    Clarifies that chief of police or Superintendent of State Police has burden of proving applicant's disqualification for permit to purchase handgun or firearms purchaser identification card.

  • Assembly Bill 2518

    Establishes reasonableness standard for persons lawfully transporting firearm who deviate from course of travel.

  • Assembly Bill 2526

    Requires school district to allow graduating student to wear military sash while participating in high school graduation ceremony.

  • Assembly Bill 2550

    Phases out the transfer inheritance tax over two years.

  • Assembly Bill 2553

    Authorizes special Support Our Veterans license plate with proceeds supporting New Jersey homeless veteran's centers.

  • Assembly Bill 2564

    Removes investigation and security services from imposition of sales and use tax.

  • Assembly Bill 2706

    Limits to 14 days effective period of certain emergency orders, rules, or regulations.

  • Assembly Bill 2708

    Prohibits elected officers of municipality from accepting employment with municipality in which they hold office.

  • Assembly Bill 2717

    Authorizes proportional property tax exemption for honorably discharged veterans having a service-connected permanent disability and proclaims that the State shall reimburse municipalities for costs of exemption.

  • Assembly Bill 2753

    Requires DEP to submit annual financial report on status of certain fund balances.

  • Assembly Bill 2949

    Provides penalties for sexually offensive or abusive communication through social networking website.

  • Assembly Bill 2966

    Increases gross income tax credit for homestead property taxes paid from $50 to $200.

  • Assembly Bill 2975

    Upgrades crime of stalking when stalking activity is carried out or assisted by installation or use of communication or location monitoring program or device on cellular phone or wireless mobile device.

  • Assembly Bill 2978

    Prohibits four-year public institution of higher education from charging tuition to student who is spouse or dependent child of disabled veteran.

  • Assembly Bill 3063

    Establishes deadlines for publishing quarterly crime data, issuance of annual report by Attorney General.

  • Assembly Bill 3132

    Requires professional boards to issue licenses for veterans with good standing license or certification in another jurisdiction under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3147

    Makes consent to register with Selective Service part of driver's license application process for males under age 26.

  • Assembly Bill 3153

    Establishes certain benefits for Class Two special law enforcement officers; allows arson investigators to carry a firearm at all times.

  • Assembly Bill 3168

    Authorizes creation of Woman Veteran license plates.

  • Assembly Bill 3204

    Requires public schools to post curriculum plans online; requires school districts to make textbooks or other materials used in implementing curriculum plans available for inspection by parents and legal guardians.

  • Assembly Bill 3247

    Upgrades burglary of a residence as a crime of the second degree; upgrades it to a crime of the first degree if committed while armed.

  • Assembly Bill 3355

    Requires school districts to include information on events of September 11, 2001 as part of New Jersey Student Learning Standards in Social Studies; requires public schools to hold annual events commemorating September 11, 2001.

  • Assembly Bill 3357

    Modifies method of calculating impervious surface percentage for municipal parks in Highland preservation area.

  • Assembly Bill 3392

    Prohibits mandatory vaccination against COVID-19 as condition of attending public K-12 schools.

  • Assembly Bill 3444

    Provides that earned sick leave law does not apply to certain workers in concrete industry.

  • Assembly Bill 3720

    Creates crime of fiscal victimization against senior citizens or disabled persons.

  • Assembly Bill 3721

    Requires State Capitol Joint Management Commission display representation of Alice Paul in State Capitol building.

  • Assembly Bill 3723

    Requires revocation of parole for assaulting or threatening law enforcement officers.

  • Assembly Bill 3741

    Provides rental and lease protections for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking.

  • Assembly Bill 3747

    Expands rights of crime victims.

  • Assembly Bill 3819

    "Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation Prevention Act"; requires Internet-connected devices to have blocking capability in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3821

    "New Jersey Safe Haven for Protection of Domestic Companion Animals Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3835

    Prohibits discrimination against individuals who have not received COVID-19 vaccine.

  • Assembly Bill 3924

    Establishes rebuttable presumption of pretrial detention of defendant charged with aggravated assault of law enforcement officer.

  • Assembly Bill 4256

    Requires AG to repeal law enforcement directive restricting law enforcement cooperation with federal immigration authorities.

  • Assembly Bill 4309

    Establishes additional manner of employer compliance to provide earned sick leave for certain employees subject to collective bargaining agreements.

  • Assembly Bill 4346

    Provides for establishment of child support lien against life insurance proceeds; requires insurers perform child support judgment search.

  • Assembly Bill 4350

    Imposes mandatory term of life imprisonment without eligibility for parole on persons who commit particularly brutal sexual assaults.

  • Assembly Bill 4401

    Establishes New Jersey Human Trafficking Criminal Registry; requires establishment of educational curricula related to human trafficking.

  • Assembly Bill 4430

    Provides full forfeiture of pension of elected or appointed official convicted of any crime touching office.

  • Assembly Bill 4431

    Requires enhanced reporting by independent expenditure committees; extends statute of limitations for campaign finance violations; exempts reports filed with Election Law Enforcement Commission from certain document redaction requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 4557

    "Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act"; bans abortion 20 weeks or more after fertilization.

  • Assembly Bill 4804

    Establishes separate disorderly persons offense for persons who wear masks with purpose to conceal identity while committing another crime or offense.

  • Assembly Bill 4830

    Authorizes Division of Gaming Enforcement to participate in national self-exclusion list for gaming activities, and to create necessary forms for participation.

  • Assembly Bill 4870

    Exempts nonresident military spouses from "New Jersey First Act."

  • Assembly Bill 5002

    Requires use of prior military service to extend maximum age for appointment to State Police.

  • Assembly Bill 5073

    Provides gross income tax exclusion for military compensation paid to State residents for out-of-State military service.

  • Assembly Bill 5104

    Requires law enforcement agencies to adopt policies of cooperation with federal immigration officials.

  • Assembly Bill 5142

    Requires school bus personnel members working with students with disabilities to call 911 emergency line in potential life-threatening emergencies; requires school buses transporting students with disabilities to be equipped with certain safety features.

  • Assembly Bill 5143

    "Military Spouse Licensure Reform Act."

  • Assembly Bill 5206

    Requires fiscal notes for all bills that establish new programs or expand existing programs.

  • Assembly Bill 5243

    Prohibits remote work for State employees.

  • Assembly Bill 5256

    Allocates $7.5 million annually of constitutionally dedicated CBT revenue for preservation of land in Highlands Region.

  • Assembly Bill 5294

    Establishes affirmative defense to prosecution for any crime committed by victim of human trafficking under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 5314

    Prohibits commissioner or head of principal department in Executive Branch of State Government from holding additional employment that requires extended absence from NJ.

  • Assembly Bill 5316

    Upgrades degree of crime of auto theft when committed in connection with home invasion or residential burglary.