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Amy H. Handlin

Bills in the 2018–2019 Session, General Assembly.

All of Amy H. Handlin's terms

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In committee48

  • Assembly Bill 172

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

  • Assembly Bill 173

    Creates a civil "rape shield" law.

  • Assembly Bill 174

    Clarifies penalties court may impose in sentencing certain adults and juveniles guilty of making false public alarms.

  • Assembly Bill 175

    Requires electronic bulletin board on DCA website for local units to advertise shared services opportunities; requires development of computerized survey to match local units together to implement shared services.

  • Assembly Bill 176

    Requires suspension of local elected and appointed officers and employees indicted for certain offenses that, upon conviction, require forfeiture of office or position.

  • Assembly Bill 177

    Requires ELEC to provide ethics training for governmental affairs agents.

  • Assembly Bill 178

    Requires all elected or appointed local government officers to receive ethics training.

  • Assembly Bill 179

    Limits payment to certain public employees for accumulated sick leave upon retirement; requires fine and reprimand or termination for violation of sick leave by public employee.

  • Assembly Bill 180

    Creates "Comprehensive Anti-Nepotism Act."

  • Assembly Bill 181

    Concerns repayment of unemployment insurance benefits obtained fraudulently.

  • Assembly Bill 182

    Amends definition of "racketeering activity" in RICO statute to include unemployment insurance fraud offenses.

  • Assembly Bill 183

    Establishes the "New Jersey Right to Work Act"; prohibits payroll deduction of union dues from wages or salaries of public employees.

  • Assembly Bill 184

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

  • Assembly Bill 185

    Concerns eligibility for unemployment benefits for certain seasonal workers.

  • Assembly Bill 186

    Prohibits dual government employment and office holding; requires pension forfeiture by convicted elected officials; bans use of campaign funds for criminal defense costs; revises legislative conflict of interest standards.

  • Assembly Bill 187

    Requires candidates keep detailed records of how campaign funds are spent for the ordinary and necessary expenses of holding public office.

  • Assembly Bill 188

    Establishes system for early resolution of medical injury claims.

  • Assembly Bill 189

    Establishes pilot project to install global positioning system (GPS) devices on certain State vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 190

    Regulates receipt of things of value by members and employees of Legislature and officers and employees of Executive Branch.

  • Assembly Bill 191

    Increases penalties for contractors who victimize clients during states of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 192

    Prohibits candidates and elected public officials charged with crimes from using campaign contributions for their legal defense.

  • Assembly Bill 193

    Permits MVC to issue registration plates to certain mechanics who rehabilitate and sell used motor vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 194

    Authorizes executive county superintendent of schools to require implementation of shared services arrangements and to approve school district collective negotiations agreements prior to execution of agreement.

  • Assembly Bill 195

    Establishes publicly accessible Internet registry of offenders who cause bodily harm, or property theft or damage, against disabled persons, senior citizens, or veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 196

    Requires DHS to ensure distribution to senior citizens of notice from Division of Consumer Affairs concerning risks and prevention of fraud.

  • Assembly Bill 197

    Provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits for certain employer-provided child care expenditures.

  • Assembly Bill 198

    Requires public hearings concerning public utility rate increase to be conducted within two years of public utility's application for rate increase.

  • Assembly Bill 199

    Establishes time limit for retention of automated license plate reader data by law enforcement agency.

  • Assembly Bill 200

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

  • Assembly Bill 201

    Requires display of State vehicle abuse hotline bumper stickers on all State vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 202

    Establishes certain practices as animal cruelty; prohibits animal cruelty violators from working with animals; requires registry and operating requirements for cat and dog breeders and animal rescue organizations.

  • Assembly Bill 203

    Prohibits electric transmission company from constructing overhead electric transmission lines within 100 feet of buildings.

  • Assembly Bill 204

    Permits municipality to publish legal notices in newspaper published in another municipality in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 205

    "Microphone-Enabled Devices Act"; requires user consent before enabling device microphone.

  • Assembly Bill 206

    Requires commercial Internet website and online service operators to notify customers of collection and disclosure of personally identifiable information to third parties.

  • Assembly Bill 207

    Limits collection and use of geographic location information.

  • Assembly Bill 208

    Requires person administering annuity retirement plans for teachers to annually disclose fee ratio, return, and fees to each participant.

  • Assembly Bill 209

    Requires background checks for home improvement and elevation contractors.

  • Assembly Bill 210

    Requires all sex offender registration information to be published on Internet registry.

  • Assembly Bill 3314

    Permits taxpayers to deduct the total amount of State property taxes paid on principal residence from gross income tax obligation.

  • Assembly Bill 3431

    Directs New Jersey Transportation Trust Fund Authority to allocate funds according to certain requirements; places annual spending limit on projects; repeals Annual Transportation Capital Program Approval Committee.

  • Assembly Bill 3432

    Imposes a two-year moratorium on increases in public utility rates.

  • Assembly Bill 3433

    Amends "New Jersey Transportation Trust Fund Authority Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3434

    Permits demonstration county to terminate its participation in the "Real Property Assessment Demonstration Program."

  • Assembly Bill 3495

    Provides changes to transportation planning and funding process to reduce costs of certain transportation infrastructure projects.

  • Assembly Bill 3618

    Provides alternative method for municipalities whose non-operating district was eliminated to join certain regional districts and withdraw from others at same time.

  • Assembly Bill 4185

    Requires telecommunications service providers to warn residential customers of potential scams or other frauds committed through use of these services.

  • Assembly Bill 5076

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

Co-sponsored

Became law · 12
  • Assembly Bill 1048

    Requires property tax bills to contain eligibility information on State tax relief programs.

  • Assembly Bill 1576

    Requires certain health care facilities to provide, and employees to receive, annual influenza vaccination.**

  • Assembly Bill 1683

    Increases penalties for energy "slamming" practices.

  • Assembly Bill 2747

    Limits time continuing care retirement communities may retain refundable entrance fee after resident vacates facility; provides for disposition of certain personal property.*

  • Assembly Bill 4169

    Authorizes NJ Infrastructure Bank to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2019.

  • Assembly Bill 4170

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2019.

  • Assembly Bill 4733

    Appropriates $15,000,000 from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to State Agriculture Development Committee for municipal planning incentive grants for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 4748

    Authorizes NJ Infrastructure Bank to expend additional sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2019.

  • Assembly Bill 5456

    Authorizes NJ Infrastructure Bank to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2020.

  • Assembly Bill 5457

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2020.

  • Assembly Bill 5970

    Amends list of environmental infrastructure projects approved for long-term funding for FY2020 to include new projects, remove certain projects, and modify estimated loan amounts for certain projects.

  • Assembly Bill 5971

    Authorizes NJ Infrastructure Bank to expend additional sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2020.

Passed the General Assembly · 3
  • Assembly Bill 259

    Permits application for PERS accidental disability benefit for injury sustained after January 2003 while employed at State psychiatric institution or correctional facility immediately prior to PERS membership.

  • Assembly Bill 393

    Requires State department, agency, authority, or instrumentality thereof to provide link on its website for members of public to submit complaints.

  • Assembly Bill 436

    Requires electric public utilities to provide priority power restoration to certain medical facilities, assisted living facilities, and nursing homes.

Out of committee · 11
  • Assembly Bill 439

    Permits counties to share county tax administrators.

  • Assembly Bill 865

    Bars persons under age 18 from marrying or entering into a civil union.

  • Assembly Bill 1299

    Permits public-private partnership agreements for certain building and highway infrastructure projects; provides for EDA oversight.

  • Assembly Bill 1527

    Requires Internet service providers to keep confidential and prohibit any disclosure, sale, or unauthorized access to subscriber's personally identifiable information unless subscriber authorizes Internet service provider in writing to disclose informatio

  • Assembly Bill 1708

    Provides transparency and accountability reforms at PANYNJ; modifies governance structure; provides legislative oversight of PANYNJ; and regulates capital planning process.

  • Assembly Bill 2030

    Permits candidates for school board to circulate petitions jointly and be bracketed together on ballot; permits short nonpolitical designation of principles on petitions and ballots.

  • Assembly Bill 2092

    Clarifies that violation of "New Jersey Insurance Fraud Prevention Act" results in loss of motor vehicle liability insurance coverage in certain circumstances; provides certain coverage for innocent persons in event of fraudulent actions by policyholders.

  • Assembly Bill 3096

    Directs certain unclaimed electric and gas utility deposits in Unclaimed Utility Deposits Trust Fund and societal charge revenues to be paid to Statewide nonprofit energy assistance organizations meeting certain eligibility criteria.*

  • Assembly Bill 3245

    Requires disclosure of breach of security of online account.

  • Assembly Bill 4749

    Amends list of environmental infrastructure projects approved for long-term funding for FY2019 to include new projects and remove certain projects.

  • Assembly Bill 4884

    Revises penalties for certain violations of law by public movers and warehousemen and requires annual report.

In committee · 127
  • Assembly Bill 222

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

  • Assembly Bill 224

    Repeals "Statewide Non-Residential Development Fee Act."

  • Assembly Bill 233

    Requires certain contractors to verify work authorization of newly hired employees.

  • Assembly Bill 247

    Requires electric public utilities to implement flood mitigation plans for certain electric distribution substations; prohibits rate increase pending implementation of flood mitigation plans.

  • Assembly Bill 249

    Upgrades theft to a crime of the first degree if amount involved is $500,000 or more.

  • Assembly Bill 253

    Prohibits conflict of interests by governing board members or management employees of homeowners' associations.

  • Assembly Bill 255

    "Drew's Law"; establishes 15 miles per hour speed limit in or near certain public parks.

  • Assembly Bill 260

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

  • Assembly Bill 266

    Reauthorizes use of regional contribution agreements.

  • Assembly Bill 274

    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 275

    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 283

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

  • Assembly Bill 290

    "Home-Based Jobs Creation Act"; classifies certain home businesses as accessory uses needing no use variances in residential zone; authorizes municipalities to limit or exclude certain warehousing, manufacturing, or retailing activities.

  • Assembly Bill 291

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

  • Assembly Bill 295

    Excludes certain Medicaid income from gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 298

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

  • Assembly Bill 434

    Limits amount of appeal bond in civil actions to $50 million.

  • Assembly Bill 479

    Revises law concerning ticket sales.

  • Assembly Bill 513

    Requires third-party disbursement service organization that contracts with local government unit or board of education to post bond against failure to meet obligations.

  • Assembly Bill 516

    Concerns collective negotiations for school employees; repeals law prohibiting school boards from imposing terms and conditions of employment.

  • Assembly Bill 521

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

  • Assembly Bill 537

    "Holocaust Reparations Tax Exemption Act"; exempts value of certain payments to Holocaust survivors and their eligible descendants from transfer inheritance and estate taxes.

  • Assembly Bill 553

    Requires independent State authority member to disclose contractual relationship between authority and authority member's relatives.

  • Assembly Bill 555

    Makes certain changes to public access of government records.

  • Assembly Bill 618

    Transfers responsibility for establishment and enforcement of ethical standards for local officials and school officials to the State Ethics Commission.

  • Assembly Bill 620

    Requires newly-constructed grocery stores to have generators.

  • Assembly Bill 621

    Requires electric distribution lines be located underground in areas affected by severe weather or natural disasters.

  • Assembly Bill 622

    Requires local governing body and DCA to suspend collection of certificate of occupancy and related inspection fees for homes being rented by persons identified by FEMA as displaced individuals.

  • Assembly Bill 641

    Establishes Task Force on School District Regionalization.

  • Assembly Bill 699

    Increases penalties for identity theft when victim is a senior citizen or veteran.

  • Assembly Bill 716

    "The Reliability, Preparedness, and Storm Response Act of 2012"; requires public utilities to file certain information concerning emergency preparedness with BPU and increases certain penalties.

  • Assembly Bill 721

    Establishes mandatory penalties for committing burglary and theft during a state of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 723

    Prohibits public utility from filing rate increase petition under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 745

    Provides gross income tax deduction for certain E-ZPass tolls paid.

  • Assembly Bill 777

    Authorizes NJ Environmental Infrastructure Trust to expend additional sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2018; allocates funds from Local Aid Infrastructure Fund for operating and administrative expenses for transportation

  • Assembly Bill 803

    Directs Dept. of Agriculture to develop and implement beginning farmer mentoring program in cooperation with certain agricultural and educational organizations and entities.

  • Assembly Bill 804

    Provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits to persons hiring beginning farmers to perform custom farming.

  • Assembly Bill 805

    Establishes "New Farmers Improvement Grant Program" to provide matching grants for farm improvements to beginning farmers.

  • Assembly Bill 806

    Requires NJEDA to establish loan program to assist beginning farmers in financing capital purchases.

  • Assembly Bill 807

    Establishes Garden State Young Farmers Loan Redemption Program in Higher Education Student Assistance Authority.

  • Assembly Bill 808

    Provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits to persons leasing agricultural land to beginning farmers.

  • Assembly Bill 844

    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 848

    Concerns stalking and related restraining order protections for adoptive children and their adoptive parents victimized by persons whose parental rights to the adoptive children have been terminated.

  • Assembly Bill 875

    Establishes Statewide program to provide treatment services for children exposed to domestic violence.

  • Assembly Bill 876

    Establishes standards for Batterers' Intervention Programs in domestic violence cases.

  • Assembly Bill 878

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

  • Assembly Bill 880

    Limits time continuing care retirement communities may retain refundable entrance fee after resident vacates facility to no more than one year.

  • Assembly Bill 881

    Requires health insurers to provide coverage for prescription drugs through entire course of treatment as determined by prescriber.

  • Assembly Bill 888

    "New Jersey Residents' Power Protection Act"; requires use of emergency power generators by various facilities and businesses; provides related tax incentives.

  • Assembly Bill 889

    Provides gross income tax deduction for costs of purchasing and installing battery backups for certain home solar electrical generators.

  • Assembly Bill 891

    Requires each school district to offer a summer payment plan for school district employees.

  • Assembly Bill 895

    Establishes "Government Crowdfunding Act" to allow government entities to conduct fundraising for certain government projects.

  • Assembly Bill 898

    Requires 10 percent bail; prohibits installment payments.

  • Assembly Bill 915

    Requires consumer reporting agencies to provide a consumer with a free credit report three times during any 12-month period upon request.

  • Assembly Bill 933

    Establishes pilot program to allow certain counties and municipalities to use single firm for design and inspection services on certain transportation projects.

  • Assembly Bill 947

    Prevents use of condemnation to acquire residential and other private property under redevelopment laws.

  • Assembly Bill 974

    Provides that trespassing in nuclear power plant is third degree crime.

  • Assembly Bill 1049

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

  • Assembly Bill 1069

    Clarifies that first aid, ambulance or rescue squads, as entities, have immunity from civil damages in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1070

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

  • Assembly Bill 1074

    Upgrades domestic violence-related assault under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1081

    Authorizes attorney-at-law who validates an affidavit, acknowledgment, proof, oath, or affirmation to affix a seal indicating that he is an attorney-at-law.

  • Assembly Bill 1083

    Revises "Fair Foreclosure Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1084

    Permits counties to establish county-municipal courts with limited, countywide jurisdiction.

  • Assembly Bill 1142

    Creates crime of victimization of persons with disabilities and senior citizens.

  • Assembly Bill 1290

    Provides loan redemption for certain physicians who work in State 10 years.

  • Assembly Bill 1317

    Establishes publicly accessible domestic violence Internet registry.

  • Assembly Bill 1346

    Creates grant program for business accelerator and incubator networks; transfers $1 million in societal benefits charge revenues to EDA to administer program.

  • Assembly Bill 1384

    Clarifies that crime victim has a right to make a victim impact statement directly to defendant at sentencing.

  • Assembly Bill 1399

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

  • Assembly Bill 1403

    Establishes Red Tape Review Commission.

  • Assembly Bill 1404

    Revises gross income tax rates for joint filers and similar taxpayers and designated as Marriage Penalty Elimination Act.

  • Assembly Bill 1405

    Provides gross income tax deductions for contributions by certain taxpayers to the New Jersey Better Educational Savings Trust (NJBEST) Program.

  • Assembly Bill 1406

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

  • Assembly Bill 1407

    Authorizes State Auditor to conduct cost-benefit analyses of certain programs and initiatives.

  • Assembly Bill 1408

    Reduces taxable wage base applied to certain tax contributions.

  • Assembly Bill 1409

    Allows gross income tax deduction for functional improvements and home repairs made to taxpayer's primary residence.

  • Assembly Bill 1469

    Dedicates $140,000 from NJ Brain Injury Research Fund for community based services provided by Statewide alliance dedicated to assisting persons with brain injury through advocacy, education, information and resources, outreach, and support services.

  • Assembly Bill 1484

    Requires wholesalers, terminal facilities, motor fuel retail dealers, grocery stores, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and residential rehabilitation facilities to install appropriate wiring for use of generator during power outage.

  • Assembly Bill 1486

    Prohibits boards of education from charging students a fee to participate in extracurricular activities.

  • Assembly Bill 1560

    Restricts levy of motor vehicle surcharges to drunk driving offenses.

  • Assembly Bill 1568

    Concerns liability, standards of care, and insurance coverage for medical malpractice actions.

  • Assembly Bill 1574

    Concerns liability and insurance coverage for medical malpractice actions.

  • Assembly Bill 1619

    Exempts certain properties acquired by municipalities from county, school, and fire district taxes immediately upon aquisition.

  • Assembly Bill 1624

    Clarifies that records custodians are not subject to penalties under State's open public records law if due diligence is exercised.

  • Assembly Bill 1639

    Establishes "Affordable Housing Obligation Study Commission."

  • Assembly Bill 1642

    Requires additional credit against fair share obligation for abandoned property converted to affordable housing.

  • Assembly Bill 1693

    Establishes defacement of certain gravesites where human remains are stored or interred as possible bias intimidation offense.

  • Assembly Bill 1737

    Extends "whistleblower" protections to employee disclosure of governmental mismanagement, waste and abuse.

  • Assembly Bill 1773

    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 1786

    Requires NJT to provide free rail tickets to rail passengers delayed more than one hour due to rail car or light rail vehicle mechanical failure.

  • Assembly Bill 1795

    Establishes amber light duration at traffic control signals.

  • Assembly Bill 1938

    Establishes crime of participation in criminal street gang initiation ritual.

  • Assembly Bill 1941

    Grants immunity from civil liability to persons reporting information concerning crimes related to terrorism.

  • Assembly Bill 1944

    Creates the "Local Unit Audit Teams" program in the Department of the Treasury.

  • Assembly Bill 1945

    Provides for public comment period at certain sessions of each house of the Legislature.

  • Assembly Bill 1946

    Allows physicians to jointly negotiate with carriers over contractual terms and conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 1948

    Makes all persons convicted of sexual assault subject to the No Early Release Act; specifies that any use of force elevates sexual assault to aggravated sexual assault.

  • Assembly Bill 1949

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

  • Assembly Bill 1952

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

  • Assembly Bill 1957

    Requires disclosure by independent expenditure groups; limits contributions to certain groups and committees performing public contracts; increases limits on contributions to political parties and candidates.

  • Assembly Bill 1971

    Authorizes creation of urban enterprise zones in Garfield, Harrison, Keansburg, and two joint urban enterprise zones, one in Cliffside Park and Fairview, and one in Buena Vista Township and Buena Borough.

  • Assembly Bill 2006

    Provides a corporation business tax credit for certain investment in manufacturing equipment and manufacturing facility renovation, modernization and expansion.

  • Assembly Bill 2107

    Decreases membership of county boards of taxation to 2004 level.

  • Assembly Bill 2120

    Establishes compensation limits for licensed public adjusters during certain emergencies.

  • Assembly Bill 2506

    Revises requirements and training standards for first responders under New Jersey Highway Traffic Safety Act of 1987.

  • Assembly Bill 2929

    Encourages sharing of services; makes appropriations.

  • Assembly Bill 3022

    Revises test for employment or independent contractor status under certain State labor laws.

  • Assembly Bill 3601

    Concerns alternate methods of wage payment.

  • Assembly Bill 3617

    Revises penalties for certain violations of law by public movers and warehousemen.

  • Assembly Bill 3786

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

  • Assembly Bill 3794

    Requires Commissioner of Education to review school safety and security plans.

  • Assembly Bill 3903

    Establishes Loan Modification and Consolidation Program for certain borrowers in New Jersey College Loans to Assist State Students (NJCLASS) Loan Program.

  • Assembly Bill 4057

    Directs Secretary of Higher Education to establish guaranteed transfer pathways.

  • Assembly Bill 4246

    Requires State parks, forests, State-owned beaches, and MVC offices to remain open to public if emergency is declared due to failure to enact general appropriation law as prescribed by NJ Constitution.

  • Assembly Bill 4442

    Provides that amounts remaining in inactive Internet gaming accounts will be abandoned property after three years under unclaimed property law.

  • Assembly Bill 4520

    Excludes transient accommodations in shore counties from various State and local taxes.

  • Assembly Bill 4584

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

  • Assembly Bill 4613

    Prohibits pre-approval or precertification of medical tests, procedures and prescription drugs covered under health benefits or prescription drug benefits plans.

  • Assembly Bill 4638

    Authorizes Overdose Prevention Centers.

  • Assembly Bill 4695

    Creates offense of making false child abuse report; permits assessment of penalty.

  • Assembly Bill 4774

    Applies statutory ethics and conflicts-of-interest standards for casino industry regulators and participants to regulators of and participants in legalized marijuana marketplace.

  • Assembly Bill 5107

    Prohibits persons under 21 years of age from possessing electronic smoking devices.

  • Assembly Bill 5469

    Makes it a crime of the first degree to coerce a patient to request medication pursuant to the "Medical Aid in Dying for the Terminally Ill Act" or to forge a patient's request for such medication.

  • Assembly Bill 5541

    Requires limited liability companies to make certain disclosures concerning ownership.

  • Assembly Bill 5542

    Prohibits campaign expenditures to entities whose principals cannot be readily identified.

  • Assembly Bill 5967

    Establishes School Funding Commission to study school funding formula and prepare report that will serve as basis of new formula.