Linnette Lebron's Law modifies marriage and civil union procedures for terminally ill individuals in New Jersey.

Linnette Lebron's Law, named after a Camden resident, modifies the procedures for obtaining a marriage or civil union license when one party is terminally ill. It allows for the 72-hour waiting period to be waived if the terminally ill person is hospitalized, provided their treating physician certifies the terminal illness. The law also allows for the issuance of a license via telephone communication or through an attorney-in-fact, rather than requiring the ill party to appear in person.

Linnette Lebron's Law modifies marriage and civil union procedures for terminally ill individuals in New Jersey.

Linnette Lebron's Law, named after a Camden resident, modifies the procedures for obtaining a marriage or civil union license when one party is terminally ill. It allows for the 72-hour waiting period to be waived if the terminally ill person is hospitalized, provided their treating physician certifies the terminal illness. The law also allows for the issuance of a license via telephone communication or through an attorney-in-fact, rather than requiring the ill party to appear in person.