New Jersey A4780 requires joint resolution approval from the Legislature and Governor before the Attorney General files an amicus brief in state or.
New Jersey A4780 mandates that the Attorney General must obtain a joint resolution from both the Senate and General Assembly, signed by the Governor, before filing an amicus brief in any state or federal court case where New Jersey is not a party. This requirement aims to ensure that the State's legal positions are aligned with the decisions of elected officials, promoting accountability and proper representation of the citizens of New Jersey.
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