New Jersey SCR43 proposes a constitutional amendment allowing the Legislature to invalidate certain court decisions.
New Jersey SCR43 proposes a constitutional amendment that would authorize the Legislature to invalidate certain court decisions. The amendment aims to ensure that courts do not overstep their authority by imposing policy decisions inconsistent with the Legislature's intent. Specifically, it limits the court's ability to compel the state or its subdivisions to spend money without legislative consent. The amendment would require the Legislature to vote with a two-thirds majority to invalidate a court decision.
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