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NJ S3144
Bill
Status
5/6/2024
Primary Sponsor
Anthony M. Bucco
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AI Summary
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Authorizes judges of compensation in New Jersey workers' compensation cases to permit testimony via video conferencing, telephone, prior deposition testimony, or sworn affidavit instead of in-person court appearances
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Remote testimony options require both good cause shown and consent of all parties involved in the dispute
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Amends two sections of existing law (R.S.34:15-20 and R.S.34:15-22) governing dispute resolution and settlement agreements in workers' compensation claims
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Applies to cases involving disputes over compensation claims between employers and employees or their dependents, including issues of jurisdiction, liability, causal relationship, and extent of disability
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Takes effect immediately upon enactment; pre-filed for introduction in New Jersey's 2026 legislative session
Legislative Description
Requires school bus drivers to submit to biannual testing for drugs and alcohol.
Education
Last Action
Introduced in the Senate, Referred to Senate Education Committee
5/6/2024