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Ronald S. Dancer

Bills in the 2014–2015 Session, General Assembly.

All of Ronald S. Dancer's terms

Sponsored

Became law7

  • Assembly Bill 1286

    Authorizes the establishment of federal impact aid reserve account.

  • Assembly Bill 1294

    Extends Right to Farm Act protections to commercial beekeepers, with some restrictions.

  • Assembly Bill 1295

    Establishes exclusive State regulatory authority over apiary activities and allows for delegation of monitoring and enforcement authority to municipalities.

  • Assembly Bill 1296

    Establishes penalty for destruction of man-made native bee hive.

  • Assembly Bill 2644

    Directs the Dept. of Agriculture to establish a clearinghouse website for farmers to offer produce and dairy products for use by school breakfast programs, school lunch programs, and food banks.*

  • Assembly Bill 3246

    Requires timeframe of standardbred mare residing in New Jersey breeding farm be inclusive of foaling instead of between foal's conception and birth.

  • Assembly Bill 3421

    Revises the "Self-Funded Multiple Employer Welfare Arrangement Regulation Act."

Passed the General Assembly3

  • Assembly Bill 1275

    Authorizes prescribed burning in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1305

    Establishes certain requirements for a State entity planting vegetation in certain circumstances; provides for NJ businesses providing such vegetation.**

  • Assembly Bill 2180

    Designates Common Eastern Bumble Bee as New Jersey State Native Pollinator.

Out of committee5

  • Assembly Bill 1272

    Extends "Right to Farm" protection to certain agricultural tourism acttivities and events; requires adoption of agricultural management practices therefor; permits special occasion events that promote agricultural tourism conducted at wineries under certa

  • Assembly Bill 2417

    Directs the collection of recidivism data for adults sentenced to a period of probation.

  • Assembly Bill 3607

    Requires interior light of motor vehicle be turned on when stopped by law enforcement under certain circumstances.*

  • Assembly Bill 4055

    Prohibits NJ State Forest Nursery from undercutting private nurseries by selling forestation stock below average market price.

  • Assembly Bill 4110

    Requires MVC conduct study and make recommendations concerning electronic driver's licenses and mobile applications.

In committee242

  • Assembly Bill 1269

    Eliminates dual governmental pay to members of Legislature for legislative duties.

  • Assembly Bill 1270

    Alexandra's Law; prohibits operation of motor vehicle with detectable amount of CDS in blood.

  • Assembly Bill 1271

    Prohibits the employment of unauthorized aliens and requires employers to use E-Verify program.

  • Assembly Bill 1273

    Authorizes account wagering licensee to accept wagers from residents of eligible United States jurisdictions through account wagering system via electronic means such as internet.

  • Assembly Bill 1274

    Prohibits use of volunteer driving activities in underwriting for private passenger automobile insurance; revises charitable immunity statute as applied to volunteer drivers.

  • Assembly Bill 1276

    Provides State transportation aid incentive to support shared services agreements between municipalities and districts with efficient transportation systems for the provision of public school hazardous busing.

  • Assembly Bill 1277

    Allows permitholder that leases Meadowlands Racetrack from New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority to conduct wagering on simulcast horse races at sports, retail, and entertainment development at Meadowlands Complex, subject to agreement and approvals.

  • Assembly Bill 1278

    Directs Division of Gaming Enforcement, in consultation with New Jersey Racing Commission, to establish and oversee slot machine gambling operations at horse racetracks.

  • Assembly Bill 1279

    Increases from 3.2% to 5% percentage of certain dedicated purse moneys used for horsemen aid programs and the association from Standardbred racing at private racetracks.

  • Assembly Bill 1280

    Allows State residents who are outside of New Jersey to place wagers on horse races using account wagering system.

  • Assembly Bill 1281

    Eliminates transfer inheritance tax and increases filing threshold and applicable exclusion amounts under New Jersey estate tax in accordance with provisions of federal tax law.

  • Assembly Bill 1282

    Allows monies statutorily dedicated to standardbred or thoroughbred horse racing purses to be used for benefit of horse racing industry, subject to agreement between permitholder and representative horsemen's organization.

  • Assembly Bill 1283

    Requires notification of certain domestic violence victims through the Victim Information and Notification Everyday System (VINE).

  • Assembly Bill 1284

    Permits municipalities to dedicate revenues from storage of motor vehicles for maintenance, surveillance, construction expenses, and salaries related to municipal impound lots.

  • Assembly Bill 1285

    Permits counties and municipalities to use snow removal reserve funds for clearance of debris following declaration of emergency by President or Governor.

  • Assembly Bill 1287

    Limits payment to any public officer or employee terminated prior to expiration of individual contract of employment.

  • Assembly Bill 1288

    Authorizes New Jersey Racing Commission to grant special horse racing permit for steeplechase races; allows wagering on such races.

  • Assembly Bill 1289

    Provides for Medicaid coverage and reimbursement for mental health services provided through telepsychiatry.

  • Assembly Bill 1290

    Permits persons at racetracks, off-track wagering facilities, and casino simulcasting facilities to place instant racing wagers.

  • Assembly Bill 1291

    Establishes trunk fighting as animal cruelty offense and crime of the third degree.

  • Assembly Bill 1292

    Establishes pilot program in DOE to provide assistive technology to elementary and middle school students with dyslexia.

  • Assembly Bill 1293

    Provides for shops offering a combination of skin care specialty services and manicuring services.

  • Assembly Bill 1297

    Requires any State entity administering State or federal public benefit programs to verify recipient's personal information against death records to prevent payment to deceased individual.

  • Assembly Bill 1298

    Directs Division of Gaming Enforcement to establish and oversee slot machine gambling operations at horse racetracks; dedicates revenues derived therefrom as State aid for education.

  • Assembly Bill 1299

    Upgrades penalties for crimes committed with aid of firearms locator application.

  • Assembly Bill 1300

    Clarifies manner of public disclosure of findings or information about child abuse or neglect cases resulting in child fatalities or near fatalities.

  • Assembly Bill 1301

    Clarifies sales tax collection responsibilities of horse boarding businesses in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 1302

    Allows school district to teach about traditional winter celebrations, display holiday symbols on school property, and include musical selections with religious themes.

  • Assembly Bill 1303

    Requiring municipal auditors to test whether tax exempt properties remain eligible for exemption.

  • Assembly Bill 1304

    Clarifies "knockout game" assault as third-degree aggravated assault; provides mandatory minimum term of imprisonment for such assault.

  • Assembly Bill 1306

    Authorizes New Jersey Racing Commission to grant special permit for steeplechase racing; allows wagering on such races; allows local governing body to object to issuance of special permit.

  • Assembly Bill 2164

    Increases the penalty for hindering the apprehension or prosecution of offender.

  • Assembly Bill 2165

    Authorizes special plate for holders of "Combat Action Ribbon."

  • Assembly Bill 2166

    Establishes time limit for execution of arrest warrant for non-moving motor vehicle violations.

  • Assembly Bill 2167

    Increases penalties for underage drivers who have consumed alcohol.

  • Assembly Bill 2168

    Establishes time limit for issuance of warrant for certain motor vehicle violations.

  • Assembly Bill 2169

    Authorizes issuance of duplicate firearms purchaser identification cards for change of address with certain proof.

  • Assembly Bill 2170

    Authorizes courts to assess costs of prosecution against certain drug defendants.

  • Assembly Bill 2171

    Requires sharing of incarceration information between government agencies; prohibits certain benefits program payments to incarcerated individuals.

  • Assembly Bill 2172

    Clarifies that handgun ammunition may be sold to retired law enforcement officers with certain identification.

  • Assembly Bill 2173

    Requires additional notices to governmental agencies upon termination of utility services to residential customers.

  • Assembly Bill 2174

    Permits extension of deadline for notification of depreciation of value of real property to tax assessor and allows Division of Taxation to extend certain statutory dates.

  • Assembly Bill 2175

    Permits reassessment of real property when municipal assessor has not received notice of material depreciation from property owner and allows Division of Taxation to extend certain statutory dates.

  • Assembly Bill 2176

    Authorizes notaries public to take oath of office before any official generally authorized to take oaths.

  • Assembly Bill 2177

    Requires public release of photographs of arrestees under State's open public records law.

  • Assembly Bill 2178

    Provides that certain nonprofit organizations would not be assessed a civil administrative penalty under the "Water Supply Management Act" for exceeding permitted water allocations.

  • Assembly Bill 2179

    Excludes from gross income tax value of prizes or awards won in athletic competition in Olympic Games.

  • Assembly Bill 2181

    Requires public institution of higher education to provide information on Selective Service registration and inquire on Selective Service registration of prospective students.

  • Assembly Bill 2182

    Extends "Right to Farm" protection to certain agricultural tourism activities and events; requires adoption of agricultural management practices therefor; and permits special occasion events that promote agricultural tourism to be conducted under certain

  • Assembly Bill 2244

    Requires State personal income tax materials to include notice of certain property tax relief programs.

  • Assembly Bill 2245

    Excludes military compensation of military personnel serving outside of this State from gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 2246

    Authorizes municipalities, by resolution, to require tax collector to remove parcel of real property from accelerated tax sale list if fourth quarter property taxes not paid but property materially depreciated following severe weather event.

  • Assembly Bill 2247

    Authorizes penalties for failure to file certain public employment contracts; clarifies requirement for electronic posting of public employment contracts and interest arbitration awards.

  • Assembly Bill 2248

    Requires DHS to verify level of severity of reports received about incidents involving individuals with developmental disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2249

    Permits municipalities to authorize property tax reward programs; validates actions of municipalities that have created them.

  • Assembly Bill 2250

    Exempts parking spaces reserved for persons with a disability from meters or fees.

  • Assembly Bill 2251

    Enhances penalties for drivers without motor vehicle insurance involved in accident with pedestrian; requires public awareness campaign concerning importance of this insurance.

  • Assembly Bill 2252

    Provides law enforcement officers option to obtain handgun permit or firearms identification card from municipality where they are employed.

  • Assembly Bill 2253

    Requires DEP to obtain legislative approval and authorization before increasing a fee or imposing a new fee, but retains DEP authority to use ordinary administrative procedure when decreasing a fee.

  • Assembly Bill 2254

    Requires BPU to consider certain revenue-raising limitations when determining whether to approve increases in public utility rates, fares or charges that may be assessed to municipalities.

  • Assembly Bill 2255

    Prohibits electric and gas public utilities from collecting payment from residential budget billing plan customers whose service was interrupted as a result of major emergency event.

  • Assembly Bill 2256

    Prohibits electric and gas public utilities from disqualifying certain residential customers if enrolled in government energy aggregation program.

  • Assembly Bill 2257

    Prohibits use of certain technology for unauthorized electronic surveillance of cellular telephones.

  • Assembly Bill 2258

    Requires transfer of certain incarceration records to DOLWD.

  • Assembly Bill 2259

    Eliminates unemployment tax for certain workers ineligible to receive unemployment benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 2411

    Designated "Snookiville law," authorizes municipalities to license and regulate the filming of reality shows in public locations and in public places of accommodation within their jurisdiction.

  • Assembly Bill 2412

    Permits municipalities and school districts to agree on payment dates and amounts for transfer of school purposes tax collections.

  • Assembly Bill 2413

    Imposes residency requirements on newly appointed members of sewerage and utility authorities.

  • Assembly Bill 2414

    Permits certain oaths, affirmations, and affidavits to be taken before township and village mayors.

  • Assembly Bill 2415

    Provides for termination of parental rights under certain circumstances; expands definition of "abused child."

  • Assembly Bill 2416

    Authorizes wiretapping to investigate crimes involving human trafficking or certain prostitution activities.

  • Assembly Bill 2418

    Requires certain accuracy standards for child support wage garnishments.

  • Assembly Bill 2419

    Eliminates statute of limitations for prosecution of human trafficking crimes.

  • Assembly Bill 2420

    Concerns human trafficking of a minor.

  • Assembly Bill 2421

    Permits human trafficking victims to testify by closed circuit television under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2422

    Specifies bringing minor to animal fight as crime of third degree; establishes civil penalty therefor.

  • Assembly Bill 2423

    Establishes exemption for solar panel installation in certain wetland areas on farmland.

  • Assembly Bill 2424

    Expands registration requirements under Megan's Law to include persons committing human trafficking crimes or engaging in prostitution, when crimes involve minors.

  • Assembly Bill 2425

    Requires State, counties, municipalities, and instrumentalities thereof to post public employee contracts on respective websites; requires posting on Civil Service Commission's website when local unit does not maintain own website.

  • Assembly Bill 2426

    Directs State Agriculture Development Committee to establish limited transfer of development rights program for permanent retirement of certain residential development rights on preserved farmland.

  • Assembly Bill 2427

    Authorizes subdivision of certain preserved farms into smaller preserved farms under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2428

    Makes various revisions to scrap metal law.

  • Assembly Bill 2429

    Restores the death penalty for certain murders.

  • Assembly Bill 2430

    Requires municipal court judge to disclose to governing body of municipality information concerning certain decisions by the Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct.

  • Assembly Bill 2431

    Establishes security standards for judicial hearings at mental health facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2432

    Authorizes prescribed burning in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2433

    Prohibits payment of public employee bonuses not directly contingent upon achieving certain performance goals.

  • Assembly Bill 2434

    Prohibits certain public utilities from sending residential customers redundant written notice of enrollment in government energy aggregation programs.

  • Assembly Bill 2435

    Directs the collection by the Administrative Office of the Courts of data about crimes committed by persons released on bail.

  • Assembly Bill 2436

    Extends and expands the scope of the "Local Unit Electronic Technology Pilot Program and Study Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2437

    Clarifies the effect of abstention by a member of a public body.

  • Assembly Bill 2438

    Requires certain persons licensed or appointed to inspect homes to pass criminal history background check.

  • Assembly Bill 2439

    Requires elected public officials and candidates for elective public office to disclose if they ever filed for bankruptcy; requires financial disclosure by candidates for public office in county or municipality.

  • Assembly Bill 2440

    Requires public bodies to allow public comment at every meeting.

  • Assembly Bill 2441

    Requires financial disclosure by candidates for public office in county or municipality.

  • Assembly Bill 2442

    Requires any candidate convicted of crimes or offenses to return campaign contributions to donors; freezes most campaign funds of candidates indicted for crimes or offenses.

  • Assembly Bill 2606

    Prohibits school districts from declaring as absent child performers who meet certain criteria.

  • Assembly Bill 2607

    Permits taxing districts to credit amount of excess taxes paid to first two quarterly payments of local budget year next following date of final judgment, after successful appeal.

  • Assembly Bill 2608

    Establishes "New Jersey Racetrack Growth and Development Fund" on behalf of eligible lessees of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority.

  • Assembly Bill 2609

    Requires Commissioner of Health to examine certain records of nursing home residents' personal funds, and provides that misappropriation of funds is grounds for cause of action.

  • Assembly Bill 2610

    Clarifies factors currently used by courts to determine when child support orders can be terminated.

  • Assembly Bill 2611

    Excludes veterans' benefits from calculation of financial obligation for care at psychiatric facility.

  • Assembly Bill 2612

    Requires court order to transfer person awaiting hearing for involuntary commitment from private hospital to State psychiatric hospital.

  • Assembly Bill 2613

    Requires certain psychiatric facilities to contact Division of Child Protection and Permanency if minor is to be discharged and parent or guardian is unable or unwilling to remove minor from facility.

  • Assembly Bill 2614

    Provides for three year retail alcoholic beverage licenses.

  • Assembly Bill 2615

    Concerns financial responsibility for inmates and certain legally charged patients transferred to psychiatric hospitals.

  • Assembly Bill 2616

    Eliminates duplicative requirements for notification to counties of admissions for Division of Developmental Disabilities residential services and for maintenance of those records.

  • Assembly Bill 2617

    Codifies standard for rehospitalization after conditional discharge from psychiatric facitlity.

  • Assembly Bill 2633

    Prohibits multiple coverage for public employer health care benefits as employee, dependent, or retiree.

  • Assembly Bill 2634

    Provides exceptions to garnish exemption against benefits from State-administered pension systems for certain financial claims under State law.

  • Assembly Bill 2635

    Provides that healthcare benefits plan, fully or partly paid by public employer, cannot cover public employee's spouse who is subject of divorce from bed and board.

  • Assembly Bill 2636

    Transfers New Jersey State Forestry Services and related entities to Department of Agriculture.

  • Assembly Bill 2637

    Prohibits DEP from charging fee for mobile sportfishing vehicle permit to any NJ resident who is a veteran, active military member, former or current member of the NJ National Guard or Reserve, or a volunteer emergency worker.

  • Assembly Bill 2638

    Preserves judicial duty of impartiality by prohibiting certain communications by local government officers or employees with municipal court judges or candidates for municipal court judgeships.

  • Assembly Bill 2639

    Establishes new crimes concerning commercial exploitation of a child.

  • Assembly Bill 2767

    Requires designation of certain intersections for alternative emergency power generator in event of Statewide emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 2768

    Directs BPU to undertake public awareness campaign concerning telecommunications carriers, including mobile and Voice over Internet Protocol service providers, and disclosure of customer information.

  • Assembly Bill 2889

    Provides 50% State matching funds to support shared services agreements between municipalities and districts with efficient pupil transportation systems for the provision of public school hazardous busing.

  • Assembly Bill 2894

    Permits municipalities to use portion of State aid under Clean Communities Program for snow and ice removal.

  • Assembly Bill 2909

    Requires any POW-MIA flag purchased with State funds be manufactured in United States.

  • Assembly Bill 2922

    Clarifies use of motor vehicle headlights to warn oncoming traffic of certain road conditions is permissible.

  • Assembly Bill 2946

    Provides for withholding of State payments to vendors for delinquent unemployment and disability taxes.

  • Assembly Bill 2947

    Establishes procedures for boards of fire commissioners to move annual fire district elections to November, eliminates vote on fire district budgets, except for proposals to raise revenue above the permissible levy cap.

  • Assembly Bill 2948

    Transfers all probation functions and employees to Bureau of Probation in State Parole Board.

  • Assembly Bill 2992

    Clarifies that "upskirting" constitutes invasion of privacy.

  • Assembly Bill 2993

    Requires county and municipal welfare agencies to determine if person is sex offender within a certain time after initial placement in emergency shelter and to provide notification of placement to law enforcement.

  • Assembly Bill 3040

    Requires State Police's website to provide a link to report reckless or aggressive driving by school bus driver.

  • Assembly Bill 3131

    Eliminates general purpose, supplemental and mansion realty transfer fees.

  • Assembly Bill 3132

    Schedules the termination of the realty transfer fees.

  • Assembly Bill 3190

    Requires public schools to include instruction on cursive handwriting.

  • Assembly Bill 3191

    Clarifies that county sheriff provides security for judges at civil commitment proceedings.

  • Assembly Bill 3192

    Expands EMT and first responder scopes of practice to include the administration of opioid antidotes, and extends immunity under Overdose Prevention Act to such actors, thereby making permanent a DOH waiver that was issued on March 20, 2014.

  • Assembly Bill 3193

    Requires certain financial institutions to provide schedule of fees, charges, and penalties for deposit accounts.

  • Assembly Bill 3194

    Authorizes slot machine gambling to be conducted at horse racetracks; dedicates State's share of revenues for open space preservation.

  • Assembly Bill 3477

    Permits county governing bodies, by resolution, to revise real property assessment calendar.

  • Assembly Bill 3478

    Requires psychiatrists to complete screening certificates no later than 12 hours after completion of screening documents.

  • Assembly Bill 3479

    Requires electric public utilities to obtain written consent and provide written disclosure prior to installing smart meters.

  • Assembly Bill 3530

    Makes it a fourth degree crime to operate as an unlicensed bail agent, per SCI recommendations.

  • Assembly Bill 3531

    Requires identification cards for bail agent, per SCI recommendations.

  • Assembly Bill 3532

    Concerns premium for executing bail bonds, per SCI recommendations.

  • Assembly Bill 3533

    Requires Attorney General to develop written guidelines concerning communication between bail agents and inmates; requires county correctional facilities to adopt policies in compliance, per SCI recommendations.

  • Assembly Bill 3534

    Implements reporting requirements for agricultural tourism pilot program; creates task force.

  • Assembly Bill 3535

    Increases fees for licensing and renewal of bail-bond agents to defray taxpayer costs per SCI recommendations.

  • Assembly Bill 3536

    Transfers authority to regulate bail agents from DOBI to DLPS; establishes Bail Agent Enforcement Unit, per SCI recommendations.

  • Assembly Bill 3537

    Prohibits certain communication with or solicitation of incarcerated individuals; provides license revocation for certain bail agents and agencies; creates fourth degree crime, per SCI recommendations.

  • Assembly Bill 3556

    Requires Secretary of State to promulgate rules and regulations governing use of official seal of local unit.

  • Assembly Bill 3603

    Establishes the "Mental Health Treatment Reform and Violence Prevention Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3604

    Imposes criminal penalties for leaving child unattended and unsupervised in motor vehicle.

  • Assembly Bill 3605

    Authorizes municipalities to deposit payments from recovered demolition costs into municipal "Emergency Demolition Fund."

  • Assembly Bill 3606

    Requires school districts to provide listing of bus stops near residence of sex offender to law enforcement.

  • Assembly Bill 3608

    Provides courts with sentencing discretion for certain convictions concerning possession of a firearm.

  • Assembly Bill 3609

    Provides sales and use tax exemption for sales of certain game birds to certain persons licensed to operate semiwild shooting preserves.

  • Assembly Bill 3610

    Increases penalties for energy "slamming" practices.

  • Assembly Bill 3611

    Establishes second degree crime for threatening to kill law enforcement officers.

  • Assembly Bill 3687

    Concerns government records requests for communications covered by attorney-client privilege.

  • Assembly Bill 3688

    Removes outdated reference to kissing Bible formerly associated with administration and solemnity of oaths in court or any legal proceeding.

  • Assembly Bill 3689

    Designates "The New Jersey Song" as State song.

  • Assembly Bill 3692

    Extends center and growth center designations pursuant to "State Planning Act" for three years.

  • Assembly Bill 3743

    Revises requirements for signage indicating accessible facilities for people with disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 3744

    Clarifies law concerning local unit purchases of fuel from private service station by fuel credit card.

  • Assembly Bill 3745

    Exempts disabled persons from the payment of municipal parking meter fees unless otherwise posted.

  • Assembly Bill 3769

    Increases penalties for crime of false public alarm when false alarm impacts school operations; adds costs incurred by school to total costs imposed under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3799

    Requires State to reimburse counties for costs paid for maintenance of county patients in State psychiatric hospitals who are eligible for federal Medicare or Medicaid coverage.

  • Assembly Bill 3800

    Requires anticipation of parking fees in county and municipal budgets.

  • Assembly Bill 3820

    Requires signage indicating when parking kiosk receipt must be displayed in vehicle to avoid citation.

  • Assembly Bill 3895

    The "Motherhood Violence Act;" creates the offense of fetal homicide.

  • Assembly Bill 4009

    Clarifies that Division of Mental Health Advocacy in Office of Public Defender is required to represent indigent patients in all mental health commitment proceedings, whether related to inpatient or outpatient treatment.

  • Assembly Bill 4010

    Directs Attorney General to establish "Student-Athlete's Bill of Rights" for interscholastic sports teams similar to requirement that Attorney General establish "Pledge's Bill of Rights" for fraternities and sororities at institutions of higher education.

  • Assembly Bill 4011

    Authorizes recitation of Pledge of Allegiance by public body at public meeting; permits discretionary court award of certain fees and costs to public body.

  • Assembly Bill 4054

    Permits certain qualified nonprofit organizations to participate in State purchasing contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 4056

    Establishes New Jersey Rare Disease Advisory Council.

  • Assembly Bill 4057

    Prohibits provisions in consumer contracts which penalize a consumer for commenting negatively about goods or services rendered.

  • Assembly Bill 4058

    Requires State to recognize permits to carry handguns issued to certain New Jersey residents by other states.

  • Assembly Bill 4095

    Requires State to lower compensation rate of civilly committed sexually violent predators to same level as State inmates for institutional work.

  • Assembly Bill 4108

    Requires law enforcement agencies to obtain search warrant prior to accessing telecommunications subscriber's personal information.

  • Assembly Bill 4109

    "Santiago/Ramos/Liu Police Protection Act"; requires certain law enforcement vehicles to have tinted windows.

  • Assembly Bill 4153

    Establishes resisting arrest public awareness campaign.

  • Assembly Bill 4154

    Clarifies law governing appointment of freeholder as county counsel or county treasurer.

  • Assembly Bill 4208

    Prohibits award of custody or visitation rights to persons convicted of certain sex crimes against minors.

  • Assembly Bill 4209

    Requires DOE to establish NJ Dyslexia website.

  • Assembly Bill 4210

    Bars judicially sanctioned name change to persons required to register as sex offender.

  • Assembly Bill 4211

    Requires persons convicted of sex offense in foreign countries to comply with Megan's Law.

  • Assembly Bill 4216

    Requires sex offenders to report internet identifiers and name changes.

  • Assembly Bill 4222

    Harmonizes the disqualifying offenses and certain other criminal history record background check requirements applicable to home instructors employed under DOE or DHS authority.

  • Assembly Bill 4236

    Requires board of elections to count mail-in ballot of voter who dies prior to election if voter was otherwise qualified to vote.

  • Assembly Bill 4237

    Requires Standardbred organization to use certain portion of purse moneys from in-State Standardbred races to fund foundation providing retired Standardbred race horses pre-adoption care and support Standardbred racing and breeding legislation with nonpub

  • Assembly Bill 4238

    Provides that records of convictions for carjacking and promoting prostitution of a child shall not be expunged.

  • Assembly Bill 4250

    Revises definition of "antique firearm" to include handguns.

  • Assembly Bill 4290

    Authorizes members of public bodies to use electronic agendas at meetings.

  • Assembly Bill 4291

    Permits volunteer fire company or volunteer first aid or rescue squad licensed to conduct bingo games to use public building for operation of bingo games under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4312

    Prohibits State from billing counties for cost of psychiatric hospitalization when the patient or legally responsible relative is responsible for costs by court order.

  • Assembly Bill 4313

    Prohibits any entity receiving public funds from banning display of United States flag under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4350

    Creates penalties for using mobile applications to aid in commission of crime.

  • Assembly Bill 4392

    Requires reporting of Clostridium difficile infections in hospitals and nursing homes.

  • Assembly Bill 4431

    Criminalizes manufacture, sale, and possession of substances containing kratom.

  • Assembly Bill 4432

    Upgrades crime of false public alarm whenever response to alarm results in law enforcement's use of forcible entry into any place, or use of force or threat of use of force on another person.

  • Assembly Bill 4433

    Provides alternate standard for involuntary commitment to treatment in out patient setting.

  • Assembly Bill 4434

    Decriminalizes manufacture and certain possession of slingshots.

  • Assembly Bill 4455

    Requires certain gas companies to use existing right-of-way when constructing new transmission lines where practicable and to seek consent of municipalities prior to initiating certain projects.

  • Assembly Bill 4471

    Designated as "Protection of Fetuses from Dismemberment Abortion Act"; prohibits dismemberment abortions.

  • Assembly Bill 4479

    Upgrades certain penalties for resisting arrest; prohibits merger of resisting arrest with other criminal convictions.

  • Assembly Bill 4501

    Requires BPU to allow public comment at public meetings; establishes requirements for public meetings concerning installation of natural gas conductors and related facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 4502

    Prohibits person with foreign criminal conviction from seeking and holding elective public office in this State under certain circumstances; increases penalty for election bribery offense.

  • Assembly Bill 4503

    Prohibits placement of certain intrastate natural gas pipelines within 100 feet of buildings.

  • Assembly Bill 4509

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

  • Assembly Bill 4553

    Establishes procedures for registering equivalent of vicious or potentially dangerous dog relocated into State from out of State.

  • Assembly Bill 4584

    Requires DNA sample be taken from certain arrestees.

  • Assembly Bill 4585

    Establishes right to contest accuracy of parking meter.

  • Assembly Bill 4646

    Prohibits distribution of certain casino simulcasting moneys to closed home racetrack.

  • Assembly Bill 4647

    Eliminates applicable court costs in certain medical event-related motor vehicle accidents.

  • Assembly Bill 4648

    Provides public employee in State-administered retirement system who continues preexisting volunteer relationship with employer from whom employee retires has bona fide severance from employment for compliance with NJ and federal regulations.

  • Assembly Bill 4649

    Requires information and access be provided to certain relatives of persons subject to order of guardianship.

  • Assembly Bill 4650

    Permits State Lottery Commission to authorize video lottery terminals at Monmouth Park racetrack, upon voter approval; dedicates one-third net proceeds to General Fund, one-third to State education aid, and one-third to horse racing industry.

  • Assembly Bill 4676

    Provides excused absence for student who participates in State Agricultural Convention to receive recognition award.

  • Assembly Bill 4681

    Permits State Lottery Commission to authorize video lottery terminals at Freehold Raceway, upon voter approval; dedicates one-third net proceeds to General Fund, one-third to State education aid, and one-third to horse racing industry.

  • Assembly Bill 4729

    Suspends fines for certain first-time paperwork violations committed by small businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 4732

    Establishes criminal penalties for physicians who fail to provide certain information prior to performing abortion procedure involving donation of cadaveric fetal tissue.

  • Assembly Bill 4733

    Provides religious exemption for clergy and religious organizations concerning same-sex marriages and civil unions.

  • Assembly Bill 4734

    Facilitates widespread establishment of electronic tax sales.

  • Assembly Bill 4736

    Maintains property tax exemption for certain non-profit hospitals with on-site for-profit medical providers.

  • Assembly Bill 4737

    Designates Killed in Action flag as an official State flag; mandates it be displayed at certain public buildings.

  • Assembly Bill 4738

    Authorizes placement of patron-operated lottery terminals at running and harness horse racetracks.

  • Assembly Bill 4739

    Allows certain State Lottery functions to be conducted for seven days during state of emergency due to failure to enact general appropriation law.

  • Assembly Bill 4740

    Prohibits municipal ordinance to create sanctuary city; Establishes State and local employee ethics violation upon noncompliance with federal immigration enforcement request.

  • Assembly Bill 4741

    Expands crime of bias intimidation to include law enforcement officers.

  • Assembly Bill 4742

    Enhances oversight of Emergency Services Length of Service Award Program; requires annual audits.

  • Assembly Bill 4743

    Increases criminal penalties for selling fetal tissue and requires documentation of costs associated with processing, transportation, and storage.

  • Assembly Bill 4744

    Permits construction of natural gas transmission lines on areas of preserved farmland already subject to existing utility easements under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4745

    Deems dispute between local government and pipeline operator concerning danger posed by certain natural gas pipelines as contested case.

  • Assembly Bill 4746

    Requires BPU to hold public hearings on certain proposed intrastate natural gas pipelines; requires pipeline operator to provide written notice to property owners located within blast area of certain proposed intrastate natural gas pipelines.

  • Assembly Bill 4820

    Prioritizes application for firearms purchaser identification cards, permits to purchase a handgun, and permits to carry a handgun under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4821

    Permits Adjutant General to authorize members of NJ National Guard to carry firearm at recruiting centers.

  • Assembly Bill 4822

    Authorizes persons serving overseas in military to be married or enter into civil union by video conference or other electronic means.

  • Assembly Bill 4823

    Allows for relocation of approved residual dwelling site opportunities on preserved farmland under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4824

    Clarifies protections and establishes requirements for certain activities and events hosted or conducted by limited brewery licensees on preserved farmland; requires adoption of agricultural management practices therefor.

  • Assembly Bill 4825

    Establishes "Local Safe Corridor Fund"; increases penalties on roadway designated as local safe corridor and dedicates funds to local safe corridor safety initiatives.

  • Assembly Bill 4826

    Updates corporation business tax reporting, reduces tax sheltering, and improves tax enforcement by requiring related corporations to file combined tax return using "water's edge" approach.

  • Assembly Bill 4827

    Establishes centralized, Statewide registry and auditing system for court-appointed guardians.

  • Assembly Bill 4851

    Addresses elder abuse in domestic settings under "Prevention of Domestic Violence Act of 1991."

  • Assembly Bill 4852

    Permits municipality to charge public utility fee to cover full cost of traffic control services that municipality deemed necessary due to emergency work performed by public utility.

  • Assembly Bill 4853

    Prohibits enforcement of foreign law if enforcement would violate constitutional rights or conflict with federal or State law.

  • Assembly Bill 4902

    Requires BPU to designate certain natural gas transmission lines as interstate natural gas transmission extension lines.

Carried from the Senate

Became law2

  • Senate Bill 837

    Requires State Agricultural Development Committee to establish pilot program permitting special occasion events to be conducted on preserved farmland at wineries under certain circumstances.*

  • Senate Bill 2695

    Requires MVC conduct study and make recommendations concerning electronic driver's licenses and mobile applications.

Vetoed1

  • Senate Bill 3201

    Requires interior light of motor vehicle be turned on when stopped by law enforcement under certain circumstances.*

Co-sponsored

Became law · 13
  • Assembly Bill 156

    Requires Department of Agriculture to post on its website certain information regarding State's farm to school program.

  • Assembly Bill 578

    Designates May of each year "Military Appreciation Month" in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 2641

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns to support farm to school and school gardens programs.

  • Assembly Bill 2642

    Allows contributions to "New Jersey Farm to School Program.*

  • Assembly Bill 2643

    Establishes "Best in New Jersey 'Farm to School' Awards Program" to annually recognize the best farm to school programs implemented by a school or school district.

  • Assembly Bill 3012

    Criminalizes bestiality.

  • Assembly Bill 3580

    Prohibits sale of powdered alcohol.

  • Assembly Bill 3815

    Extends for one year expiration date of certain permits pursuant to "Permit Extension Act of 2008." *

  • Assembly Bill 3927

    Requires drivers to slow down before passing slow moving vehicles; establishes Statewide educational campaign on rural roadway safety; updates agriculture-related motor vehicle laws to reflect current industry practices.

  • Assembly Bill 4079

    Directs Department of Agriculture to publish on its website "New Jersey Gleaning Week" and "Farmers Against Hunger Day" page.

  • Assembly Bill 4528

    Authorizes New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Trust to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2016.

  • Assembly Bill 4529

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2016.

  • Assembly Bill 4559

    Appropriates $88,592,361 from "Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund" and various Green Acres bond funds for local government open space acquisition and park development projects.

Vetoed · 2
  • Assembly Bill 3806

    Establishes four-year pilot program in Ocean County for electronic monitoring of certain domestic violence offenders; designated as "Lisa's Law"; appropriates $2.5 million.

  • Assembly Bill 4337

    Expands eligibility of inmates for medical parole and requires inmate's enrollment in Medicaid under certain circumstances.

Passed the General Assembly · 5
  • Assembly Bill 1340

    Requires removal of equipment and markings on certain used emergency vehicles; requires that Attorney General issue guidelines or directives.

  • Assembly Bill 3125

    Prohibits knowingly selling or planting certain invasive plant species.*

  • Assembly Bill 3318

    Expands definition of "acquisition," for purposes of county and municipal open space trust funds, to include demolition, removal of debris, and restoration of lands being acquired.

  • Assembly Bill 3864

    Protects right to privacy underneath clothing; establishes crime of "upskirting".

  • Assembly Bill 3911

    Requires certain health care facilities to provide information concerning palliative care and hospice services.*

Out of committee · 15
  • Assembly Bill 1603

    Requires paint producers to implement or participate in paint stewardship program.*

  • Assembly Bill 2459

    Establishes one-year moratorium on replacement of copper-based landline telephone service with wireless telephone service; requires BPU to report to Governor and Legislature. *

  • Assembly Bill 2461

    Creates offense of financial exploitation of the elderly.

  • Assembly Bill 2677

    Authorizes special "We Support the Arts" license plates with proceeds to the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.

  • Assembly Bill 2913

    Designates Black Swallowtail butterfly as State Butterfly.

  • Assembly Bill 3037

    Establishes crimes of dog fighting and leader of a dog fighting network, and updates crime of animal fighting; amends RICO concerning dog fighting.**

  • Assembly Bill 3154

    Provides for withholding of State payments to vendors for delinquent unemployment and disability taxes and charging administrative fees to the vendors.*

  • Assembly Bill 3264

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2015.

  • Assembly Bill 3265

    Authorizes New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Trust to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2015.

  • Assembly Bill 3711

    Partially repeals prohibitions, permits, licenses, and authorizations concerning wagers on professional, collegiate or amateur sport contests or athletic events.*

  • Assembly Bill 3754

    Requires AG oversight of transfer of federal surplus military equipment to local law enforcement agencies; establishes review and reporting requirement.

  • Assembly Bill 3901

    Requires local unit approval of applications for participation in federal 1033 program.

  • Assembly Bill 3972

    Allows casino and out-of-State racetrack to negotiate amount casino will pay for simulcast races.

  • Assembly Bill 4197

    Implements 2014 constitutional dedication of CBT revenues for certain enviromental purposes; revises States's open space, farmland, and historic preservation programs.**

  • Assembly Bill 4345

    Requires annual General Fund appropriation to DMVA for purposes of base realignment and closure.*

In committee · 56
  • Assembly Bill 101

    "New Jersey Jobs Protection Act;" requires verification of employment.

  • Assembly Bill 104

    Clarifies that licensed dealers may provide firearms for display at fund raising events sponsored by certain tax exempt organizations.

  • Assembly Bill 108

    Requires physicians to provide patients opportunity to undergo obstetrical ultrasound or sonogram within 48 hours of performing abortion.

  • Assembly Bill 109

    Removes authority of MVC to increase certain fees; sets certain fees by statute.

  • Assembly Bill 158

    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 190

    Prohibits improper release of photographs or videos captured by public entities.

  • Assembly Bill 191

    Prohibits governmental collection of biometric identifiers without consent.

  • Assembly Bill 192

    Imposes criminal penalties for illegally obtaining or disclosing personally identifiable health information.

  • Assembly Bill 193

    Increases penalties for the unlawful disclosure or use of taxpayer information by State tax officials.

  • Assembly Bill 194

    Requires judge approval prior to installation of video camera by public entity.

  • Assembly Bill 195

    Requires administrative agency to include privacy impact statement when adopting, amending, or repealing rule.

  • Assembly Bill 229

    Expands implied consent statute to include blood and urine testing.

  • Assembly Bill 296

    Limits contributions by certain public contractors; limits contributions by county and municipal political party committees.

  • Assembly Bill 329

    Phases out estate tax over five-year period.

  • Assembly Bill 381

    Broadens eligibility for certain veterans' benefits by eliminating requirement of service during specified dates or in specified locations.

  • Assembly Bill 518

    Revises child pornography law.

  • Assembly Bill 545

    Designates "I'm From New Jersey" as the State song.

  • Assembly Bill 591

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

  • Assembly Bill 782

    Allows certain drug dealing offenses to be graded by "units," rather than weight, of controlled dangerous substances.

  • Assembly Bill 919

    Requires persons convicted of possessing child pornography to register as sex offenders.

  • Assembly Bill 1170

    "Homestead School Property Tax Reimbursement Act"; provides State reimbursement for 50% of school property taxes paid by seniors, 65 years and older.

  • Assembly Bill 1223

    Establishes bribery in official and political matters applies to person soliciting, accepting, or agreeing to accept benefit as consideration to act even though not yet in office or otherwise qualified to act.

  • Assembly Bill 1253

    Revises law concerning ticket sales.

  • Assembly Bill 1312

    Excludes Armed Services combat zone pay from gross income taxation.

  • Assembly Bill 1547

    Establishes fourth degree crime of possessing firearms locator application; enhances penalty if such application is used in the theft of firearm.

  • Assembly Bill 1607

    Requires disclosure of original purchase price for land to be sold to a county, county agriculture development board, or municipality for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 2008

    Provides sales and use tax exemption for sales of services performed to certain prewritten computer software delivered electronically.

  • Assembly Bill 2092

    Requires condominium and homeowners' associations to provide information to federal home loan insurance providers at no cost to potential buyers.

  • Assembly Bill 2093

    Exempts, for five years, certain new business activities in pinelands area from compliance with Pinelands Commission development approval process.

  • Assembly Bill 2338

    Establishes pilot program for municipalities and school districts to contract for video monitoring systems to assist in enforcing law against unlawfully passing a school bus.

  • Assembly Bill 2400

    Prohibits harassment of farmers engaged in farming operations.

  • Assembly Bill 2736

    Provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits for certain employers engaged in farming operations.

  • Assembly Bill 2738

    Clarifies law concerning the advertising and promoting of NJ farm products.

  • Assembly Bill 3126

    Clarifies sales tax collection responsibilities of horse-boarding businesses in New Jersey; makes change retroactive to October 1, 2006.

  • Assembly Bill 3208

    Revises exemption from "unemployment compensation law" for operators of certain motor vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 3220

    Concerns promotion and protection of agriculture.

  • Assembly Bill 3546

    Concerns Superstorm Sandy recovery.

  • Assembly Bill 3557

    Implements recommendations of SCI report concerning bail bond industry.

  • Assembly Bill 3683

    Exempts principal residences from the transfer inheritance and estate taxes.

  • Assembly Bill 3695

    Imposes mandatory minimum term of imprisonment for habitual driver's license suspensions.

  • Assembly Bill 3710

    Prohibits MVC from imposing duplicate license or identification card fee and digitized picture fee if duplicate is requested to reflect change in organ donor status.

  • Assembly Bill 3789

    Requires institutions of higher education to provide greater assistance to certain students with military obligations.

  • Assembly Bill 3913

    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 3930

    Provides court with sentencing discretion in certain cases under the "Graves Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3991

    Establishes New Jersey Eco-Ag Tourism Council.

  • Assembly Bill 3992

    Requires DOT to place tourist oriented directional signs for agri-tourism and natural attractions on State roads; expands sites that qualify as natural attraction.

  • Assembly Bill 3993

    Requires consideration of ecotourism when evaluating and ranking applications by local government units or qualifying tax exempt nonprofit organizations for acquisition or development of lands for recreation and conservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 3994

    Establishes annual photography competition to promote ecological and agricultural wonders of NJ.

  • Assembly Bill 3995

    Requires Division of Travel and Tourism to establish Internet webpage promoting and advertising ecological and agricultural tourist attractions on division's website.

  • Assembly Bill 4206

    Implements 2014 constitutional dedication of CBT revenues for open space, farmland and historic preservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 4405

    Upgrades offense of endangering welfare of incompetent person; establishes new crime of enticing certain disabled persons to commit act likely to be injurious to their own welfare.

  • Assembly Bill 4486

    Provides mandatory minimum term of imprisonment for certain crimes of domestic violence.

  • Assembly Bill 4614

    Makes fiscal year 2016 State supplemental appropriation and reduces State appropriation to transfer appropriation from preschool education aid to TPAF.

  • Assembly Bill 4672

    Repeals law suspending certain licenses, registrations and certifications for failure to repay student loans.

  • Assembly Bill 4680

    Gives priority to applicants for firearms purchaser identification card and permits to purchase handguns when domestic violence restraining order is in effect.

  • Assembly Bill 4895

    Permits individuals to possess pepper spray in larger quantities for purpose of repelling aggressive bears.

Filed · 1
  • Assembly Bill 3476

    Partially repeals prohibitions against sports wagering at racetracks and casinos in New Jersey.