(Ebook) The New Jersey State Constitution 3rd Edition by Robert F Williams, Ronald K Chen ISBN 9780190084677 0190084677

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Author: Robert F Williams, Ronald K Chen

(Ebook) The New Jersey State Constitution 3rd Edition Table of contents:

1. Series Foreword by Lawrence Friedman
2. Preface to the Third Edition
3. Preface to the Second Edition
4. PART ONE The History of the New Jersey Constitution
5. State Constitutions and American Constitutionalism
6. Constitution of 1776
7. Constitution of 1844
8. The 1873 Constitutional Commission
9. Constitutional Change from 1875 to 1940
10. The 1947 Constitution
11. Constitutional Development from 1947
12. Conclusion
13. PART TWO The New Jersey Constitution and Commentary
14. Preamble
15. Article I: Rights and Privileges
16. Natural and Unalienable Rights
17. Political Power; Object of Government
18. Rights of Conscience; Religious Freedom
19. Establishment of Religious Sect; Religious or Racial Test for Public Office
20. Denial of Rights; Discrimination; Segregation
21. Liberty of Speech and of the Press; Libel; Province of Jury
22. Freedom from Unreasonable Searches and Seizures; Warrant
23. Presentment or Indictment of Grand Jury; Necessity; Exceptions
24. Rights of Persons Accused of Crime
25. Double Jeopardy; Bail
26. Excessive Bail or Fines; Cruel and Unusual Punishments
27. Imprisonment for Debt or Militia Fine
28. Habeas Corpus
29. Military Subordinate to Civil Power
30. Quartering of Soldiers
31. Treason
32. Right of Assembly and Petition
33. Persons in Private Employment; Right to Organize; Collective Bargaining; Public Employees
34. Private Property for Public Use
35. Saving Clause
36. Victims’ Rights
37. Minimum Wage
38. Article II: Elections and Suffrage
39. Section I. Elections and Suffrage
40. General Elections
41. Public Questions; General Election; Publication
42. Entitlement to Vote; Registration
43. Voting by Members of Armed Services
44. Military Service Not Considered Residence
45. Incompetents May Not Vote
46. Laws May Deprive Criminals of Right to Vote; Restoration
47. Section II. Congressional Redistricting Commission
48. Article III: Distribution of the Powers of Government
49. Three Branches; Separation of Powers
50. Article IV: Legislative
51. Section I. Legislature
52. Legislative Power
53. Eligibility for Senate and General Assembly
54. Legislative Term; Sessions
55. Special Sessions; Governor’s Call
56. Section II. Composition of Senate and General Assembly
57. Number of Senators; Districts
58. Election of Senators; Term
59. Number of General Assembly Members; Districts
60. Paragraph 4. Election of Members of General Assembly; Term
61. Section III. Apportionment
62. Apportionment Commission
63. Apportionment Commission; Extra Member Appointed by Chief Justice
64. Apportionment to Remain until Next Decennial Census
65. Apportionment Delayed If Census Data Not Received by February 15
66. Section IV. Legislative Rules and Procedure; Compensation
67. Vacancies
68. Each House to Judge Its Own Members; Quorum; Absent Members
69. Officers; Rules of Procedure; Punishment for Members
70. Journals
71. Adjournments
72. Bills and Joint Resolutions; Reading; Majority Vote Recorded in Journal
73. Compensation; No Other Allowance or Emoluments
74. Compensation; No Increase or Decrease until after Next Election
75. Immunity of Members
76. Section V. Members of Legislature
77. No Member to Take Position Created, or for Which Emoluments Increased, During Term of Election
78. Commission to Assist in Legislative Functions
79. Member’s Seat to Become Vacant upon Assuming Federal or State Office
80. Federal or State Officers, and Judges, Not Entitled to Seat in Legislature
81. No Legislative Appointment of Executive or Judicial Officers; State Auditor
82. Section VI. Laws Authorized
83. Revenue Measures to Originate in General Assembly
84. Legislature May Authorize Municipal Zoning
85. Eminent Domain
86. Emergency Powers
87. Section VII. Laws Prohibited; Form of Laws
88. No Legislative Divorce
89. Laws Authorizing Gambling Prohibited; Exceptions
90. No Bills of Attainder, Ex Post Facto Laws, Impairment of Contracts or Deprivation of Contractual Rem
91. Laws to Embrace but One Object, Expressed in Title; Exception
92. Amendment or Revival of Laws
93. Enacting Clause
94. General Laws
95. Private, Special or Local Laws; Notice
96. Prohibited Private, Special or Local Laws
97. Municipal or County Petition for Passage of Local Law; Adoption of Law by Ordinance or Vote of Elect
98. Liberal Construction of Local Government Powers
99. Disclosure of Sex Offenders
100. Cannabis Amendment
101. Section VIII. Legislative Oath
102. Oath of Legislative Members
103. Oath of Legislative Officers
104. Article V: Executive
105. Section I. Governor
106. Executive Power Vested in Governor
107. Eligibility for Governor
108. Federal and Other State Officers Ineligible; Acceptance of Other Office to Vacate Seat
109. Election
110. Term; Limitation to Two Successive Terms
111. Vacancy; Devolution of Powers
112. Vacancy; Limitation on Failure to Qualify, Absence or Inability to Discharge Duties
113. Election to Fill Unexpired Term
114. Salary; No Increase or Decrease During Term
115. Faithful Execution of Laws; Enforcement Powers
116. Powers and Duties
117. Power to Fill Vacancies by Appointment
118. Veto Power; Procedure
119. Item Veto for Appropriation Bills
120. Section II. Pardon and Parole
121. Pardon Power
122. Parole System Established by Law
123. Section III. Militia
124. Militia to Be Established by Law
125. Appointment of Militia Officers
126. Section IV. Executive Branch
127. Limitation on Number of Executive Departments
128. Governor to Supervise and Appoint Heads of Executive Departments
129. Secretary of State and Attorney General Nominated by Governor; Advice and Consent of Senate; Term
130. Departments Headed by Boards; Appointment by Governor
131. Governor May Investigate State Officers or Employees; Require Written Statements; Removal
132. Executive Regulations to Be Filed and Published
133. Article VI: Judicial
134. Section I. Judicial Power
135. Judicial Power and Creation of Courts
136. Section II. Supreme Court
137. Justices of Supreme Court; Quorum; Temporary Assignments
138. Appellate Jurisdiction
139. Rules of Administration of Courts, Practice and Procedure; Admission and Discipline of Lawyers
140. Section III. Superior Court
141. Judges of Superior Court
142. Original General Jurisdiction
143. Divisions; Appellate, Law and Chancery
144. Law and Chancery Division to Have Powers of the Other to Completely Resolve Controversies
145. Section IV. County Courts (Repealed)
146. Section V. Jurisdiction
147. Appellate Jurisdiction of Supreme Court
148. Appellate Jurisdiction of Superior Court
149. Original Jurisdiction of Supreme Court and Appellate Division
150. Actions in Lieu of Prerogative Writs
151. Section VI. Appointment of Judges
152. Governor to Appoint; Advice and Consent of Senate
153. Qualifications
154. Term; Reappointment; Retirement; Pensions
155. Impeachment; Removed from Office
156. Incapacitation of Judges; Retirement
157. Salaries Not to Be Diminished
158. Judges Shall Hold No Other Office
159. Section VII. Administration of Courts
160. Chief Justice Administrative Head; Administrative Director
161. Chief Justice to Assign and Transfer Judges
162. Clerks of Supreme Court and Superior Court
163. Section VIII. State Funding of Judiciary
164. State Funding of Judiciary
165. Article VII: Public Officers and Employees
166. Section I. State Officers
167. Oath
168. Civil Service
169. Compensation
170. Bond May Be Required
171. Terms of Office
172. State Auditor; Appointment by Senate and General Assembly; Duties
173. Section II. County Officers
174. County Prosecutors
175. County Clerks, Surrogates and Sheriffs
176. Section III. Impeachment
177. Officers Liable to Impeachment
178. Impeachment; Procedure
179. Judgment of Impeachment
180. Article VIII: Taxation and Finance
181. Section I. Tax Assessment, Exemptions, and Deductions
182. Uniform Rules for Property Assessment; Agricultural Exception
183. Exemptions by General Laws
184. Deduction for Military Service; Surviving Spouse
185. Deduction for Senior Citizens
186. Homestead Rebate or Credit
187. Laws Permitting Municipalities to Grant Abatements or Exceptions Authorized
188. Personal Income Tax Dedicated to Reducing Property Taxes
189. Section II. Debt and Appropriations
190. State Credit Not to Be Loaned
191. Appropriations to Be Provided by Law; Single Annual Appropriation Bill; Balanced Budget
192. Limit on State Debt
193. Dedication of Portion of Motor Fuel Tax
194. Limitation on Unfunded Mandates
195. Dedication of Portion of Corporation Business Tax
196. Dedication of Portion of Sales and Use Tax
197. Employee Benefits Contributions Protected
198. Section III. Local Government Debt
199. Urban Redevelopment a Public Purpose; Tax Exemption
200. Local Government Credit Not to Be Loaned
201. No Donation or Appropriation by State or Local Government to Private Entities
202. Section IV. Public Schools
203. Thorough and Efficient Free Public Schools
204. Fund for Support of Free Public Schools
205. Transportation
206. Section V. Riparian Lands
207. Limitation on State Claims to Riparian Lands
208. Article IX: Amendments
209. Procedure for Legislative Proposal
210. Vote to Be Recorded in Journal
211. Publication Prior to Vote
212. Vote at General Election
213. Separate and Distinct Vote on Each Amendment
214. Approval by Voters; Effective Date
215. Limitation on Resubmission to Voters of Rejected Amendments
216. Article X: General Provisions
217. Seal of the State
218. Grants and Commissions
219. Writs
220. Personal Pronouns Include Both Sexes
221. Effective Date of Constitution
222. Article XI: Schedule
223. Section I
224. Section II
225. Section III
226. Section IV
227. Section V
228. Section VI
229. Section VII
230. Bibliographical Essay
231. Table of Cases
232. Index

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