New Jersey S3365 prohibits private entities from owning, operating, or managing correctional facilities or jails unless under a pre-existing contract.
New Jersey S3365 aims to regulate private entities involved in the ownership, operation, or management of correctional facilities or jails. The bill stipulates that no private entity can own, operate, or manage such facilities unless they have a contract in place with a public body prior to the bill's effective date. Additionally, it prohibits public bodies from entering into, renewing, or extending contracts with private entities for the management of correctional facilities or jails after the bill's enactment.
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