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Mary Pat Angelini

Bills in the 2012–2013 Session, General Assembly.

All of Mary Pat Angelini's terms

Sponsored

Became law2

  • Assembly Bill 3101

    Reorganizes Department of Children and Families.

  • Assembly Bill 3104

    Reorganizes and renames DHSS as Department of Health; establishes Division of Aging Services in DHS.

Out of committee1

In committee53

  • Assembly Bill 424

    Changes earliest date of construction or rehabilitation of housing granted credits without controls.

  • Assembly Bill 425

    Provides that campaign contributions received from certain persons convicted of crimes will be forfeited and paid to ELEC for enforcement purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 426

    Permits all municipalities to adopt ordinances requiring bond from seasonal rental landlords in certain circumstances and increases penalties for subsequent offenses.

  • Assembly Bill 427

    Prohibits requiring school and county college employees to search for or handle explosive devices.

  • Assembly Bill 428

    Prohibits sale of products containing dextromethorphan to minors under 18 years of age.

  • Assembly Bill 429

    Requires notification of law enforcement for furlough of certain patients from State psychiatric hospitals.

  • Assembly Bill 430

    Establishes New Jersey Borough Enterprise Zone Program to encourage business development in small, highly developed municipalities.

  • Assembly Bill 431

    Prohibits certain alcoholic beverage advertisements within 300 feet of a school, church, or public park.

  • Assembly Bill 432

    Gives judge discretion to revoke boating privileges for third or subsequent drunk driving offenses.

  • Assembly Bill 433

    Modifies penalty for operating an aircraft while impaired, establishes blood alcohol content offense level and requires report of violation to FAA.

  • Assembly Bill 434

    Allows corporation business tax and gross income tax credits, employer unemployment tax rebates, sales tax exemption, property tax freeze and employee skill training program as incentives for business revitalization in distressed shopping centers.

  • Assembly Bill 435

    Requires DHS to prepare annual reports on State psychiatric hospitals.

  • Assembly Bill 436

    Makes various statutory changes to "Child Care Licensing Act."

  • Assembly Bill 437

    Requires each hospital board of trustees to adopt a written policy governing conflicts of interest.

  • Assembly Bill 438

    Bars sex offenders from jobs which primarily consist of contact with children.

  • Assembly Bill 439

    Requires Attorney General to seize campaign funds of convicted candidates; prohibits convicted criminal offenders from making contributions to candidates and committees.

  • Assembly Bill 440

    Regulates assignment and use of State vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 441

    Expands number of safe havens for leaving newborn infants.

  • Assembly Bill 442

    Regulates assignment and use of vehicles owned or leased by State authorities.

  • Assembly Bill 443

    Requires NJ Commission on Science and Technology to establish a science and technology business assistance service.

  • Assembly Bill 444

    Allows a gross income tax deduction for the purchase price of monthly passes used for commuting to work by train, bus or ferry.

  • Assembly Bill 445

    Clarifies criteria for issuing Amber Alert when child abducted by family member.

  • Assembly Bill 446

    Adds certain cannabis-like chemical substances to list of controlled dangerous substances.

  • Assembly Bill 447

    Bars sales of aerosol dusters to persons under the age of 18.

  • Assembly Bill 448

    Permits certain applicants to submit personal statement of veteran status, in lieu of determination of veteran status, prior to issuance of civil service eligible list; requires submission of determination of status prior to employment.

  • Assembly Bill 449

    Provides for satellite-based monitoring of homeless registered sex offenders.

  • Assembly Bill 450

    Upgrades harassment under certain circumstances; restricts cyberbullying offenders' access to the Internet.

  • Assembly Bill 451

    Prohibits sale of alcoholic energy drinks.

  • Assembly Bill 452

    Makes harassment by electronic means a crime of the fourth degree.

  • Assembly Bill 453

    Prohibits possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages on private property by persons under 21 years of age.

  • Assembly Bill 455

    Establishes per se standard for driving under the influence of drugs.

  • Assembly Bill 456

    Regulates massage therapy advertising.

  • Assembly Bill 457

    Permits advertising on exterior of school buses owned by a school bus contractor and requires sharing of the advertising revenue with school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 458

    Prohibits cultivation or production of marijuana on preserved farmland and eligibility for farmland assessment of any land used for such purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 1064

    Provides that committing a sex act with a minor under certain circumstances constitutes aggravated sexual assault or sexual assault.

  • Assembly Bill 1385

    Creates new taxable category of alcoholic beverages called flavored malt beverages, imposes separate rate of taxation on new category pursuant to alcoholic beverages tax and allocates associated revenue.

  • Assembly Bill 1386

    Authorizes school district to require a certificate of occupancy to demonstrate student eligibility for enrollment in the district.

  • Assembly Bill 3225

    Establishes pilot program requiring certain first time drunk drivers to install ignition interlock device.

  • Assembly Bill 3246

    Requires notification to certain buyers of health club services of automatic renewal clauses in health club contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 3566

    Provides for voluntary contributions through gross income tax returns to support victims of Hurricane Sandy.

  • Assembly Bill 3809

    Authorizes installation of residential automatic standby generator without zoning or planning board approval.

  • Assembly Bill 3877

    Concerns financial compensation of certain local employees and officials.

  • Assembly Bill 4174

    Revises ignition interlock device requirements for first drunk driving offenses.

  • Assembly Bill 4220

    Concerns access to information maintained by Prescription Monitoring Program.

  • Assembly Bill 4221

    Permits minors to engage in certain construction work for nonprofit organizations.

  • Assembly Bill 4295

    Requires resource family parent, relative, preadoptive parent, or caretaker to be party to reviews or hearings involving a child under the Division of Child Protection and Permanency in the Department of Children and Families' care.

  • Assembly Bill 4296

    Requires telephone number to report reckless or aggressive driving be displayed on school buses.

  • Assembly Bill 4357

    Requires pharmacies and prescribers to notify patients about how to ensure proper and safe disposal of unused prescription drugs.

  • Assembly Bill 4442

    Prohibits location of off-road vehicle training or recreation facility within five miles of residential zone.

  • Assembly Bill 4443

    Requires hospitals to post notice in emergency departments concerning prescription drug diversion.

  • Assembly Bill 4472

    Establishes best practices for procurement and payment of legal services by local governments and school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 4576

    Directs the executive county superintendent of schools to select a new district of residence for students who reside on certain federal property who are not the dependent children of military personnel.

  • Assembly Bill 4584

    Allows gross income tax deductions totaling $300,000 over five taxable years for psychiatrists.

Carried from the Senate

Became law1

Co-sponsored

Became law · 10
  • Assembly Bill 2161

    Revises State designation of "Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month" from February to September.

  • Assembly Bill 2709

    Provides that a school district may implement bullying prevention programs and anti-bullying training programs at no cost through various entities; and appropriates $1 million.

  • Assembly Bill 2876

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2013.

  • Assembly Bill 3357

    Changes pejorative terminology referring to mental capacity of individuals.

  • Assembly Bill 3362

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

  • Assembly Bill 3592

    Appropriates $38.5 million from "2009 Farmland Preservation Fund" and "Garden State Farmland Preservation Trust Fund" to State Agriculture Development Committee for county planning incentive grants.

  • Assembly Bill 3785

    Creates crime of cyber-harassment.

  • Assembly Bill 3788

    Codifies regulation exempting firearms records from State's open public records law. *

  • Assembly Bill 4113

    Appropriates $1,393,084 from 2009 Historic Preservation Fund to provide historic site management grants for certain historic preservation projects.

  • Assembly Bill 4339

    Establishes "Mom2Mom Peer Support Program" telephone helpline.

Passed the General Assembly · 6
  • Assembly Bill 2027

    Enacts the "Jessica Lunsford Act": imposes mandatory term of imprisonment; provides for negotiated reduction of mandatory term under certain circumstances.**

  • Assembly Bill 2590

    Requires Division of Consumer Affairs to publish list of certain tamper-resistant opioid drugs; establishes that certain conditions be met for pharmacist to substitute for tamper-resistant opioid drug.*

  • Assembly Bill 3283

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

  • Assembly Bill 3756

    Requires posting of information about availability of services from substance abuse treatment facilities on county and DHS websites.

  • Assembly Bill 4156

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

  • Assembly Bill 4329

    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.

Out of committee · 25
  • Assembly Bill 944

    Establishes and enhances certain insurance fraud prevention measures.

  • Assembly Bill 1269

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

  • Assembly Bill 1331

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

  • Assembly Bill 1365

    Establishes task force to study various issues related to improving special education programs and services for public school students.

  • Assembly Bill 2022

    Requires insurers to cover breast evaluations and other additional medically necessary testing under certain circumstances and requires certain mammogram reports to contain information on breast density.**

  • Assembly Bill 2099

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

  • Assembly Bill 2146

    Prohibits State and local public contracts with persons or entities engaging in certain investment activities in energy or finance sectors of Iran.*

  • Assembly Bill 2182

    "Dietitian/Nutritionist Licensing Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2405

    Extends statute of limitations in certain civil actions for sexual abuse; expands the categories of potentially liable defendants; and revives certain actions.*

  • Assembly Bill 2628

    Establishes the "New Jersey Adult Guardianship and Protective Proceedings Jurisdiction Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2869

    Eliminates restriction on placement of special education students in sectarian schools.

  • Assembly Bill 2877

    Authorizes New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Trust to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2013.

  • Assembly Bill 3003

    Lieutenant Scott Jenkins' Law; creates certain new criminal offenses aimed at theft from carriers; amends theft statutes.*

  • Assembly Bill 3057

    Criminalizes second or subsequent drunk driving offenses in certain cases.

  • Assembly Bill 3132

    Establishes bill of rights for continuing care retirement community residents.

  • Assembly Bill 3161

    The "Bio-based Heating Oil Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3369

    Appropriates $55 million from "2009 Green Acres Fund" for local government open space acquisition and park development projects, and approves $2,400,800 from 1995 bond act for coastal blue acres projects.

  • Assembly Bill 3517

    Requires Adjutant General of DMVA to issue State flag to resident enrolling in federal service academy.

  • Assembly Bill 3546

    Eliminates requirement that full-time students at a county college in New Jersey maintain health insurance coverage.*

  • Assembly Bill 3735

    Revises statutes and enhances penalties for offenses involving child pornography; makes crime of causing a child to engage in a prohibited sexual act subject to "No Early Release Act." *

  • Assembly Bill 4151

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

  • Assembly Bill 4183

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2014.

  • Assembly Bill 4184

    Authorizes NJ Environmental Infrastructure Trust to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2014.

  • Assembly Bill 4186

    Concerns assessment of penalties for certain fraudulently obtained unemployment benefits and requires recovered penalties deposited into unemployment compensation fund.

  • Assembly Bill 4394

    Provides standards for home elevation contractors.

In committee · 114
  • Assembly Bill 105

    Establishes new standard and procedure for forfeiture of elective public office for accepting illegal contributions; removes illegal contribution threshold for such forfeiture.

  • Assembly Bill 107

    Prohibits member of Legislature from performing certain no-bid contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 111

    Prohibits campaign contributions by certain individuals, businesses or other organizations that purchase or acquire property involved in eminent domain proceedings.

  • Assembly Bill 128

    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 154

    Revises child pornography law.

  • Assembly Bill 163

    Requires hiring preference for veterans in non-civil service jurisdictions.

  • Assembly Bill 165

    Permits layoff plans as substitute for employment reconciliation plans for joint meetings or shared service agreements under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 169

    Prohibits sale of certain products using advertisements alluding to controlled dangerous substances or analogs.

  • Assembly Bill 259

    Requires life imprisonment without parole for persons convicted of the murder of a minor under the age of 18 in the course of the commission of a sex crime.

  • Assembly Bill 260

    Amends Kyleigh's Law to remove requirement that holder of a special learner's permit, examination permit, and probationary driver's license display decal.

  • Assembly Bill 283

    Creates "New Jersey Senior Labor Task Force."

  • Assembly Bill 313

    Increases penalties for underage drivers who have consumed alcohol.

  • Assembly Bill 328

    Restores the death penalty for certain murders.

  • Assembly Bill 343

    Eliminates smoking ban exemption for casinos and simulcasting facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 348

    Clarifies the intent of the Legislature that the attempt or conspiracy to commit certain offenses may constitute acts of domestic violence.

  • Assembly Bill 387

    Enhances penalty for leaving the scene of a boating accident.

  • Assembly Bill 392

    Requires reporting of suspected abuse of institutionalized elderly to police and that facility employees receive notice of reporting requirement annually; designated as "Peggy's Law."

  • Assembly Bill 403

    Requires municipalities to reimburse qualified private communities for street paving costs.

  • Assembly Bill 479

    Eliminates downgrading of DWI offenses that occur more than 10 years after previous conviction.

  • Assembly Bill 482

    Increases certain penalties for vehicular homicides involving intoxicated drivers; designated "Josh's and Craig's Law."

  • Assembly Bill 522

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

  • Assembly Bill 553

    Requires newly licensed registered professional nurse to attain baccalaureate degree in nursing within 10 years of initial licensure.

  • Assembly Bill 554

    Provides that 20% of fee charged for initial certified copy of birth certificate shall be used to support certain activities of NJ Cord Blood Bank.

  • Assembly Bill 561

    Prohibits health insurance policy exclusion of coverage for loss sustained while intoxicated or under the influence of narcotics; repeals statute permitting such exclusion.

  • Assembly Bill 698

    Establishes "New Jersey Colorectal Cancer Research Fund"; provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns.

  • Assembly Bill 706

    Allows for five years corporation business tax and gross income tax deductions for net interest amount received on loans to certain qualified UEZ businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 772

    Provides immunity from civil liability to anyone who in good faith uses an automated external defibrillator in an emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 776

    Expands eligibility under the Urban Transit Hub Tax Credit Act by broadening certain municipal qualifier provisions.

  • Assembly Bill 777

    Excludes certain federal employee Thrift Savings Fund contributions from gross income under the gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 838

    Clarifies certain standards for regulation of recreational vehicles as housing.

  • Assembly Bill 841

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

  • Assembly Bill 847

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

  • Assembly Bill 849

    Eliminates $500 minimum tax on New Jersey S corporations with New Jersey gross receipts less than $100,000 under Corporation Business Tax.

  • Assembly Bill 850

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

  • Assembly Bill 860

    Suspends pension of any retired public employee who resumes public employment with compensation more than $15,000.

  • Assembly Bill 923

    Upgrades possession of child pornography to a crime of the third degree; provides for parole supervision for life for production and transmission of child pornography.

  • Assembly Bill 963

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

  • Assembly Bill 983

    "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 989

    Requires health insurers to cover oral anticancer medications on no less favorable basis than intravenous anticancer medications.

  • Assembly Bill 1173

    Extends for three years application submission deadline to EDA for review and approval of certain construction projects involving public institutions of higher education.

  • Assembly Bill 1319

    Provides a plan to rebalance State resources to provide community services and supports for persons with developmental disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 1342

    Requires AG to defend challenges to certain municipal ordinances that establish residency requirements for convicted sex offenders.

  • Assembly Bill 1343

    Prohibits the use of certain fishing gear on artificial reefs.

  • Assembly Bill 1345

    Upgrades lewdness to fourth degree crime if committed in public rest room.

  • Assembly Bill 1346

    Eliminates imposition of sales and use tax on charges for initiation fees, membership fees, or dues for access to or use of certain health and fitness clubs and organizations.

  • Assembly Bill 1348

    Revises laws governing provision of affordable housing; reestablishes regional contribution agreement as method of meeting affordable housing obligation; repeals Statewide non-residential development fee.

  • Assembly Bill 1350

    Provides partial tax credit under corporation business tax and gross income tax for cost of renewable energy property.

  • Assembly Bill 1354

    Exempts certain volunteer emergency service organizations from charitable contribution filing fees.

  • Assembly Bill 1355

    Provides that person who impersonates law enforcement officer and commits crime is guilty of third degree crime.

  • Assembly Bill 1358

    Prohibits public school fund-raising activities which include unsupervised door-to-door sales by students.

  • Assembly Bill 1363

    Prohibits siting of industrial wind turbines within 2,000 feet of any residence or residentially zoned property.

  • Assembly Bill 1364

    Designates portion of New Jersey Route No. 34 in Wall Township as the "Duncan Thecker Memorial Highway."

  • Assembly Bill 1366

    Restores the death penalty for certain murders.

  • Assembly Bill 1367

    Criminalizes participation in criminal street gang.

  • Assembly Bill 1450

    "Historic Property Reinvestment Act"; provides credits against certain taxes for certain costs of rehabilitating historic properties.

  • Assembly Bill 1467

    Prohibits simultaneous holding of certain State, county and municipal elective and appointive positions.

  • Assembly Bill 1468

    Provides for mandatory imprisonment and forfeiture of retirement benefits for public officers or employees convicted of certain crimes.

  • Assembly Bill 1470

    Clarifies that retention of unearned wages by a public servant is theft under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1474

    Makes members of county boards of taxation ineligible for membership in State-administered retirement system or for health care benefits coverage under plan for public employees.

  • Assembly Bill 1477

    Establishes a 2.0 percent cap on annual appropriations increases for certain State government spending.

  • Assembly Bill 1500

    Repeals "Global Warming Response Act" and related sections of Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative implementing law.

  • Assembly Bill 1601

    Provides that limitation on lawsuit option does not apply in accident caused by drunk driver.

  • Assembly Bill 1612

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

  • Assembly Bill 1623

    Allows jurors to designate donation of their jury duty fees to various charitable funds.

  • Assembly Bill 1693

    Conforms voter identification procedures to requirements of Statewide voter registration system; permits use of provisional ballots for voters who move to different counties; revises certain penalty provisions.

  • Assembly Bill 1777

    Establishes special license plates supporting autism awareness.

  • Assembly Bill 1806

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

  • Assembly Bill 1850

    Requires that school districts use a model contract developed by the Commissioner of Education when employing a superintendent of schools.

  • Assembly Bill 1863

    Requires DOE to develop and distribute information regarding hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and expands role and membership of New Jersey Student Athlete Cardiac Screening Task Force.

  • Assembly Bill 1889

    Increases civil penalties for medical waste violations and intentional ocean pollution.

  • Assembly Bill 1901

    Prohibits posting of certain personal information on the Internet or misrepresentation of identity on the Internet for the purpose of harassment of a minor child.

  • Assembly Bill 1921

    Establishes measures to improve transparency and accountability of regional authorities of this State; enhances oversight of those authorities by Governor and State Comptroller.

  • Assembly Bill 1929

    Subjects certain shared service agreements to review of Attorney General; requires Division of Local Government Services to provide assistance with shared service agreements.

  • Assembly Bill 1932

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

  • Assembly Bill 1935

    Amends the "Public Corruption Profiteering Penalty Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1940

    Requires certain political subdivisions to grant employees only those holidays granted to State employees and standardizes amount of paid vacation and sick leave granted to employees of certain political subdivisions.

  • Assembly Bill 1941

    Prohibits certain political subdivisions from awarding longevity-based benefits to their employees.

  • Assembly Bill 1942

    Prohibits annual bonuses for perfect attendance and the non-use of sick leave.

  • Assembly Bill 1943

    Prohibits terminal leave compensation for local government employees.

  • Assembly Bill 1952

    Imposes mandatory forfeiture of public office, position or employment upon conviction of certain offenses.

  • Assembly Bill 2118

    Allows SPRS members to purchase SPRS credit for prior military service.

  • Assembly Bill 2401

    Requires Director of Division of Taxation to study impact of State business income taxes on business out-migration, business formation, and employment.

  • Assembly Bill 2412

    The "Safe Playing Fields Act"; restricts use of lawn care pesticides at child care centers and certain schools, playgrounds, and recreational fields.

  • Assembly Bill 2432

    Requires DHS to establish training, educational assessment, and remedial instruction programs, and minimum educational standards for staff at State psychiatric hospitals.

  • Assembly Bill 2454

    Concerns eligibility for unemployment benefits for certain seasonal workers.

  • Assembly Bill 2495

    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 2558

    Requires school districts to employ a certain number of student assistance coordinators based on district enrollment.

  • Assembly Bill 2691

    Establishes designated driver motor vehicle license plates.

  • Assembly Bill 2926

    Requires school social workers to be licensed by State Board of Social Work Examiners and establishes criteria for emergency certificate.

  • Assembly Bill 2991

    Requires mandatory drug addiction assessments and participation in "drug court" program under special probation statute for certain offenders.

  • Assembly Bill 3013

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

  • Assembly Bill 3153

    Establishes per se standard for driving under influence of inhalant; designated as "Kimmie's Law."

  • Assembly Bill 3181

    Increases maximum penalty for attempted murder and conspiracy to commit murder in certain cases.

  • Assembly Bill 3276

    Enacts the "Jessica Lunsford Act;" imposes mandatory term of 25 years to life for aggravated sexual assault against a child under 13 and increases penalties for harboring certain sex offenders.

  • Assembly Bill 3314

    Requires restaurants to post notice about food allergy and anaphylaxis and provide food allergy information to customers.

  • Assembly Bill 3469

    Amends Fiscal Year 2013 annual appropriations act to prohibit application of budget adjustment factor when determining Medicaid reimbursement rates for certain nursing facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 3470

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

  • Assembly Bill 3524

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

  • Assembly Bill 3740

    Revises statutes and enhances penalties for offenses involving child pornography; makes crime of causing a child to engage in a prohibited sexual act subject to "No Early Release Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3806

    Exempts properties within flood zones from variance requirements to raise structure.

  • Assembly Bill 3824

    The "Preserve New Jersey Act of 2013"; implements constitutional dedication of sales tax revenue for open space, including flood prone areas, farmland, and historic preservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 3985

    Directs BPU to coordinate with PJM Interconnection, L.L.C. concerning development of offshore transmission infrastructure.

  • Assembly Bill 3996

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

  • Assembly Bill 3998

    Enacts the "NJ Family First Employer Act"; establishes award for certain employers.

  • Assembly Bill 4118

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

  • Assembly Bill 4305

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

  • Assembly Bill 4307

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

  • Assembly Bill 4308

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

  • Assembly Bill 4312

    "Michael Massey's Law"; requires sanitation vehicles display flashing lights in certain circumstances and imposes conditions on drivers approaching sanitation vehicles displaying flashing lights.

  • Assembly Bill 4352

    Requires court to deny defendant's right to copy or reproduce images of child pornography as part of discovery.

  • Assembly Bill 4380

    Provides for disclosure of person's medical records related to AIDS or HIV infection for investigations or prosecutions of crime of diseased person committing act of sexual penetration; makes crime ineligible for expungment.

  • Assembly Bill 4438

    Increases penalties for certain heroin offenses by revising threshold amounts for first, second, and third degree crimes of manufacturing, distributing, and dispensing heroin.

  • Assembly Bill 4481

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

  • Assembly Bill 4491

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns for pediatric cancer research.