New Jersey bill S768 eliminates the position of constable, removes references to constables, and repeals certain laws.
New Jersey bill S768 eliminates the position of constable, removes statutory references to constables, and repeals certain sections of law. The bill implements recommendations from a State of New Jersey Commission of Investigation report that found the position of constable unnecessary and outdated. The bill also maintains salary provisions for constables under existing contracts until they expire, but nullifies any powers and duties associated with the position. The changes affect various laws, including those related to alcohol, weights and measures, and public health.
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