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The money from the new dedication would be used: (1) to preserve and care for open space. (Green Acres), farmland, historic sites, and flood-prone areas (Blue ...
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Official General Election Tuesday, November 4th, 2014, Essex County, New Jersey Township of West Orange, CD10

Christopher J. Durkin County Clerk For United States Senator

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Six Year Term Vote for One

Cory

BOOKER

Democratic Democrático

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P 1A

Jeff

C v D v Nomination by Petition Nominación por Petición

E v Nomination by Petition Nominación por Petición

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Donald M.

PAYNE, Jr.

P 2A

DENTLEY

P 1B

Jeff

P 2B

For County Executive Four Year Term Vote for One

Para Ejecutivo del Condado

For Register

Five Year Term Vote for One

Para Registrador

Término de Cinco Años Término de Cuatro Años Vote por Uno Vote por Uno

Joseph N.

DiVINCENZO, Jr.

P 3A

Peter H.

TANELLA

P 3B

Dana

For Members of the Board of Chosen Freeholders At Large Para Miembros del Consejo de Propietarios Electos En General

4A

James

BOYDSTON

P 4B

Para Miembro del Consejo de Propietarios Electos

Término de Tres Años Vote por Cuatro

BOSS

NSA Did 911

P 1C

Joseph

BARATELLI

Libertarian Party

P 1D

For Members of the Council - At-Large

For Mayor

Four Year Term Vote for One

v Offices Cargos

Rufus I.

JOHNSON

P 5A

Adam

P 6A

Ryan

KRAEMER

FUNSCH

P 5B

P 6B

Lebby C.

Brendan W.

JONES

GILL

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Ricardo

ALONSO

8A

John

ANELLO

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8B

Leonard M.

LUCIANO

Para Alcalde

P 9A

Richard N.

LEONARD

P 9B

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Rodolfo

Robert D.

Término de Cuatro Años Vote por Dos

Together West Orange

Pride and Progress

P 1H

Joe

PARISI

KRAKOVIAK

We Can Do Better!

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2H

3H

I v Personal Choice Selección Personal

P 2C

Nomination by Petition Nominación por Petición

P 4H

Still the Right Choice

Jean Claude

CENATUS

Together West Orange

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Write In

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Akil

KHALFANI

Positive Change for West Orange

P 7I

Bob

HOATSON

Independent Leadership for West Orange

P 8I

Christopher

DarCONTE

Your Voice in Town

Victor

Irv

CIRILO

A Proven Community Leader

P 9I

P 10I

SCHWARZBAUM It's Time for Experienced Business Leadership

P 11I

Three Year Term Vote for One

Miembro del Consejo de Educación Término de Tres Años Vote por Uno

Laura

LAB

P 1J

Write In

v Personal Choice Selección Personal

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Write In

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Dark

ANGEL

Future. Vision.

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Eugene Martin

LAVERGNE

STATE PUBLIC QUESTION NO. 1 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO ALLOW A COURT TO ORDER PRETRIAL DETENTION OF A PERSON IN A CRIMINAL CASE

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Do you approve amending the Constitution to allow a court to order pretrial detention of a person in a criminal case? This would change the current constitutional right to bail. The change to the Constitution would mean that a court could order that a person remain in jail prior to trial, even without a chance for the person to post bail, in some situations. The amendment also removes language in the Constitution about bail eligibility for death penalty cases. The death penalty no longer exists in New Jersey.

Antonio N.

SABAS

Choice In Schools

INTERPRETIVE STATEMENT

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Hank

Public Questions

SCHROEDER

Economic Growth

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Write In

Write In

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR VOTING

INSTRUCCIONES PARA VOTAR

1 To vote on a Public Question, press the button P under the word “YES” or “NO. ” A green “X” will appear next to your selection.

1 Para votar por una Pregunta Pública, oprima el botón P debajo de la palabra "YES" (Sí) o "NO." Una "X" verde aparecerá junto a su selección.

2 To vote for a candidate, press the button P under the person’s name. A green "X" will appear next to your selection.

2 Para votar por un candidato, oprima el botón P debajo de su nombre. Una "X" verde aparecerá junto a su selección.

3 To change a selection, press the button P again. The green "X“ will disappear and you may make a new selection.

3 Para cambiar una selección, oprima el botón P otra vez. La "X" verde desaparecerá, y usted puede hacer una selección nueva.

4 Starting at the left of the face of the machine, press the appropriate number of buttons P for each office on the ballot. The machine will not permit you to vote for more than the legal number of candidates for any office.

4 Empezando al lado izquierda de la máquina, oprima el número apropiado de botones P por cada cargo en la papeleta. La máquina no le permitirá votar por mas que el número a ser electado a cada cargo.

5 If you wish to cast a write-in vote, go to the PERSONAL CHOICE row and press the button below "Write In" in the same column as the office you wish to write-in. Using the alphabetical keyboard below, enter the name of the person of your choice, one letter at a time. To make a space between the first and middle name or initial and last name, use the arrow pointing to the right on the keyboard. To make a correction, use the arrow pointing to the left. The name you enter will appear in the display to the left of the keyboard. Prior to pressing enter for a write-in vote, be sure you have verified the spelling of the person’s name and you have selected the correct office. Your choice is recorded and removed from the display.

5 Si desea votar en la linea de SELECCIÓN PERSONAL, oprima el botón debajo de "Write In" (Escribir) debajo del cargo por que quiere escribir. Usando el teclado alfabético abajo, escriba el nombre de la persona de su selección, letra por letra. Para dejar espacio entre el nombre y el apellido, use la flecha apuntando a la derecha en el teclado. Para corregir, use la flecha apuntando a la izquierda. El nombre que escriba aparecerá en la pantalla a la izquierda del teclado. Antes de oprimir el botón marcado "Enter" ("acepte") para una selección personal, asegurese que ha escrito el nombre correctamente, y ha seleccionado el cargo apropiado. Su selección está registrada y removida de la pantalla.

WARNING: If instructions for a write-in vote are not followed exactly, then you have an improperly cast write-in vote, which will be void and not counted.

AVISO: Si no sigue estas instrucciones exactamente, su selección personal será nula y no será contada.

6 After ALL selections have been made, press the RED CAST VOTE BUTTON i located at the bottom right. This electronically records all of your votes.

6 Despues de hacer TODAS sus selecciones, oprima el BOTÓN ROJO DE DEPÓSITO DE VOTO i localizado en la esquina inferior de la derecha. Esto registra electrónicamente todos sus votos.

7 Part the curtains and exit the voting booth.

7 Abra las cortinas y salga de la caseta de voto.

The Constitution currently requires a court to grant bail to a jailed person in a criminal case before trial. If the person posts bail, the person is released from jail pending trial. The amendment would give a court the option of ordering a person to remain in jail in some situations. The court could order such detention based upon concerns that the person, if released: will not return to court; is a threat to the safety of another person or the community; or will obstruct or attempt to obstruct the criminal justice process. The amendment authorizes the Legislature to pass laws concerning pretrial release and pretrial detention. The amendment would take effect on January 1, 2017 to allow any new laws to be enacted and their requirements to be established. The amendment would also remove language in the Constitution about bail eligibility for death penalty cases. The death penalty no longer exists in New Jersey.

PREGUNTA PÚBLICA ESTATAL NO. 1 ENMIENDA CONSTITUCIONAL PARA DEDICAR FONDOS ESTATALES PARA ESPACIOS ABIERTOS, TIERRAS APTAS PARA EL CULTIVO Y LA PRESERVACIÓN DE SITIOS HISTÓRICOS Y CAMBIAR LA ASIGNACIÓN EXISTENTE PARA PROGRAMAS HIDRÁULICOS, TANQUES DE ALMACENAMIENTO SUBTERRÁNEO Y LIMPIEZA DE SITIOS PELIGROSOS

Elección General Oficial Martes, el 4 de Noviembre de 2014 Condado de Essex, New Jersey

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The Voter's Choice

McCARTNEY

Candidates Candidatos

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Bullying Breaks Hearts

Eldridge

HAWKINS, Jr.

Susan

Write In

FRANKLIN

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Para Miembros del Consejo en General

Término de Cuatro Años Vote por Uno

RODRIGUEZ

Member of the Board of Education

Four Year Term Vote for Two

Distrito 4 Término de Tres Años Vote por Uno

SEBOLD

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4th District Three Year Term Vote for One

Three Year Term Vote for Four

Patricia

RONE

Township of West Orange Municipal Election - Elección Municipal

For Member of the Board of Chosen Freeholders

Gwendolyn A.

Write In

Personal Choice Selección Personal

Dist. Cong. 10 Término de Dos Años Vote por Uno

Yolanda

BELL

Republican Republicano

Nomination by Petition Nominación por Petición

10th Cong. District Two Year Term Vote for One

Para Senador de los Para Miembro de la Estados Unidos Término de Seis Años Casa de Representantes Vote por Uno

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For Member of the House of Representatives

Township of West Orange School Election Elección Escolar

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¿Aprueba usted que se reforme la Constitución para permitir que un tribunal ordene la detención de una persona previa al juicio en un caso penal? Esto cambiaría el derecho constitucional a fianza actual. El cambio a la Constitución significaría que un tribunal podría ordenar que una persona permaneciera en la cárcel antes del juicio, aún sin que esa persona tenga la oportunidad de pagar una fianza, en algunas situaciones. La enmienda también quitaría texto de la Constitución acerca de la elegibilidad para fianza para los casos de pena de muerte. La pena de muerte ya no existe en New Jersey.

DECLARACIÓN INTERPRETATIVA

Actualmente la Constitución requiere que un tribunal otorgue fianza a una persona encarcelada en un caso penal con anterioridad al juicio. Si la persona paga una fianza, es liberada de la cárcel, pendiente de juicio. La enmienda daría al tribunal la opción de ordenar que una persona permanezca en la cárcel en algunas situaciones. El tribunal podría ordenar dicha detención en base a la incertidumbre de que si esa persona es liberada, podría no volver a presentarse en el juicio; es una amenaza para la seguridad de otra persona o la comunidad; u obstruirá o intentará obstruir el proceso de justicia penal. La enmienda autoriza a la Legislatura a sancionar leyes sobre la liberación previa al juicio y la detención previa al juicio. La enmienda entraría en vigencia el 1 de enero de 2017 para permitir que se sancionen leyes nuevas y se establezcan sus requisitos. La enmienda también quitaría texto de la Constitución acerca de la elegibilidad para fianza para los casos de pena de muerte. La pena de muerte ya no existe en New Jersey.

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STATE PUBLIC QUESTION NO. 2 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT DEDICATING STATE FUNDS FOR OPEN SPACE, FARMLAND, AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION, AND CHANGING EXISTING DEDICATION FOR WATER PROGRAMS, UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS, AND HAZARDOUS SITE CLEANUPS

Do you approve amending the Constitution to dedicate certain State revenues each year for environmental programs? The Constitution now dedicates four percent of the money collected from the Corporation Business Tax to help pay for some environmental programs. This amendment raises the amount from four percent to six percent beginning on July 1, 2019. The amendment also changes, beginning July 1, 2015, some of the programs funded by the current dedication. The new dedication would be used mostly to preserve and steward open space, farmland, historic sites, and flood-prone areas. Funds would also be used to improve water quality, remove and clean up underground tanks, and clean up polluted sites. Lastly, the amendment dedicates money received from leases and other uses of State open space lands to pay for open space, farmland, and historic preservation.

INTERPRETIVE STATEMENT

This amendment would ensure stable funding for some of the State's environmental programs. The Constitution now dedicates four percent of the money collected from the Corporation Business Tax to help pay for some environmental programs. This amendment raises the amount from four percent to six percent beginning on July 1, 2019. It also changes the amounts allocated to some of the programs funded by the existing dedication beginning on July 1, 2015. The money from the new dedication would be used: (1) to preserve and care for open space (Green Acres), farmland, historic sites, and flood-prone areas (Blue Acres); (2) to improve water quality; (3) to pay for polluted site cleanups; and (4) for underground tank removal and cleanup. Lastly, the amendment requires that money received from leases and certain other uses of State-owned preserved open space be used to pay for open space, farmland, and historic preservation. The current dedication of Corporation Business Tax revenue helps pay for water quality programs, polluted site cleanups, underground tank removal and cleanup, air pollution equipment for diesel engines, and improvements to parks. Under the State's open space preservation programs, known as Green Acres and Blue Acres, land is bought to protect water supplies, create and maintain parks and fish and wildlife areas, and protect flood-prone areas. The Green Acres program also helps pay for improvements to parks.

PREGUNTA PÚBLICA ESTATAL NO. 2 ENMIENDA CONSTITUCIONAL PARA DEDICAR FONDOS ESTATALES PARA ESPACIOS ABIERTOS, TIERRAS APTAS PARA EL CULTIVO Y LA PRESERVACIÓN DE SITIOS HISTÓRICOS Y CAMBIAR LA ASIGNACIÓN EXISTENTE PARA PROGRAMAS HIDRÁULICOS, TANQUES DE ALMACENAMIENTO SUBTERRÁNEO Y L

¿Aprueba usted que se reforme la Constitución para dedicar determinados ingresos del Estado cada año para programas ambientales? La Constitución ahora dedica cuatro por ciento del dinero que se recauda del impuesto comercial a las corporaciones para ayudar a pagar algunos programas ambientales. Esta enmienda aumenta el monto de cuatro por ciento a seis por ciento, a partir del 1 de julio de 2019. La enmienda también cambia, a partir del 1 de julio de 2015, algunos de los programas financiados por la asignación de fondos actual. La nueva asignación de fondos se destinaría en su gran mayoría a preservar y dirigir los espacios abiertos, las tierras aptas para el cultivo, los sitios históricos y las áreas propensas a inundarse. Los fondos también se usarían para mejorar la calidad del agua, remover y limpiar tanques subterráneos, y limpiar sitios contaminados. Por último, la enmienda dedica el dinero proveniente de los arrendamientos y otros usos de los terrenos de espacios abiertos del Estado para pagar por los espacios abiertos, las tierras aptas para el cultivo y la preservación de sitios históricos.

DECLARACIÓN INTERPRETATIVA

Esta enmienda asegurará fondos estables para algunos de los programas ambientales del Estado. La Constitución ahora dedica cuatro por ciento del dinero que se recauda del impuesto comercial a las corporaciones para ayudar a pagar algunos programas ambientales. Esta enmienda aumenta el monto de cuatro por ciento a seis por ciento, a partir del 1 de julio de 2019. También cambia los montos asignados a algunos de los programas financiados por la asignación existente, a partir del 1 de julio de 2015. El dinero proveniente de la asignación nueva se usaría: (1) para preservar y cuidar los espacios abiertos (Acres Verdes), las tierras aptas para el cultivo, sitios históricos y áreas propensas a inundarse (Acres Azules); (2) para mejorar la calidad del agua; (3) para pagar limpiezas de sitios contaminados; y (4) para la remoción y limpieza de tanques subterráneos. Por último, la enmienda requiere que el dinero proveniente de los arrendamientos y ciertos usos de espacios abiertos preservados del Estado se use para pagar por los espacios abiertos, las tierras aptas para el cultivo y la preservación de sitios históricos. La asignación actual del dinero que se recauda del impuesto comercial a las corporaciones ayuda a pagar los programas de calidad del agua, limpiezas de sitios contaminados, remoción y limpieza de tanques subterráneos, equipos de contaminación del aire para motores diésel y mejoras a parques. Conforme a los programas de preservación de espacios abiertos del Estado, conocidos como Acres Verdes y Acres Azules, se compran terrenos para proteger el suministro de agua, crear y mantener parques y las áreas de caza y pesca y para proteger áreas propensas a inundarse. El programa Acres Verdes además ayuda a pagar las mejoras a los parques.

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Official General Election Tuesday, November 4th, 2014, Essex County, New Jersey Township of West Orange, CD11

Christopher J. Durkin County Clerk

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For United States Senator

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BOOKER

Offices

Six Year Term Vote for One

Cory

For Member of the House of Representatives 11th Cong. District Two Year Term Vote for One

Mark

For County Executive Four Year Term Vote for One

Joseph N.

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DiVINCENZO, Jr.

For Register

Five Year Term Vote for One

Dana

For Members of the Board of Chosen Freeholders At Large Three Year Term Vote for Four

Patricia

RONE

For Member of the Board of Chosen Freeholders

SEBOLD

Rufus I.

JOHNSON

4th District Three Year Term Vote for One

Lebby C.

Brendan W.

JONES

GILL

Leonard M.

LUCIANO

Democratic

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Jeff

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Rodney P.

BELL

FRELINGHUYSEN

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Peter H.

TANELLA

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James

BOYDSTON

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Adam

KRAEMER

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Ryan

FUNSCH

P 7A

Ricardo

ALONSO

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John

ANELLO

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Richard N.

LEONARD

Republican

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Township of West Orange Municipal Election For Members of the Council - At-Large

For Mayor

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Rodolfo

Robert D.

Together West Orange

Pride and Progress

RODRIGUEZ

P 1H

Joe

PARISI

KRAKOVIAK

We Can Do Better!

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Four Year Term Vote for Two

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Eldridge

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HAWKINS, Jr. The Voter's Choice

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Member of the Board of Education Three Year Term Vote for One

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Nomination by Petition

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Susan

McCARTNEY

Still the Right Choice

Candidates

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Township of West Orange School Election

Jean Claude

CENATUS

Together West Orange

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Akil

KHALFANI

Positive Change for West Orange

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Bob

HOATSON

Independent Leadership for West Orange

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Christopher

DarCONTE

Your Voice in Town

Victor

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CIRILO

A Proven Community Leader

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NSA Did 911

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BARATELLI

Libertarian Party

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Eugene Martin

LAVERGNE D-R Party

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Choice In Schools

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SCHROEDER

Economic Growth

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Do you approve amending the Constitution to allow a court to order pretrial detention of a person in a criminal case? This would change the current constitutional right to bail. The change to the Constitution would mean that a court could order that a person remain in jail prior to trial, even without a chance for the person to post bail, in some situations. The amendment also removes language in the Constitution about bail eligibility for death penalty cases. The death penalty no longer exists in New Jersey.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR VOTING 1 To vote on a Public Question, press the button P under the word “YES” or “NO. ” A green “X” will appear next to your selection. 2 To vote for a candidate, press the button P under the person’s name. A green "X" will appear next to your selection. 3 To change a selection, press the button P again. The green "X“ will disappear and you may make a new selection. 4 Starting at the left of the face of the machine, press the appropriate number of buttons P for each office on the ballot. The machine will not permit you to vote for more than the legal number of candidates for any office. 5 If you wish to cast a write-in vote, go to the PERSONAL CHOICE row and press the button below "Write In" in the same column as the office you wish to write-in. Using the alphabetical keyboard below, enter the name of the person of your choice, one letter at a time. To make a space between the first and middle name or initial and last name, use the arrow pointing to the right on the keyboard. To make a correction, use the arrow pointing to the left. The name you enter will appear in the display to the left of the keyboard. Prior to pressing enter for a write-in vote, be sure you have verified the spelling of the person’s name and you have selected the correct office. Your choice is recorded and removed from the display. WARNING: If instructions for a write-in vote are not followed exactly, then you have an improperly cast write-in vote, which will be void and not counted. 6 After ALL selections have been made, press the RED CAST VOTE BUTTON i located at the bottom right. This electronically records all of your votes.

INTERPRETIVE STATEMENT

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The Constitution currently requires a court to grant bail to a jailed person in a criminal case before trial. If the person posts bail, the person is released from jail pending trial. The amendment would give a court the option of ordering a person to remain in jail in some situations. The court could order such detention based upon concerns that the person, if released: will not return to court; is a threat to the safety of another person or the community; or will obstruct or attempt to obstruct the criminal justice process. The amendment authorizes the Legislature to pass laws concerning pretrial release and pretrial detention. The amendment would take effect on January 1, 2017 to allow any new laws to be enacted and their requirements to be established. The amendment would also remove language in the Constitution about bail eligibility for death penalty cases. The death penalty no longer exists in New Jersey.

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STATE PUBLIC QUESTION NO. 2 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT DEDICATING STATE FUNDS FOR OPEN SPACE, FARMLAND, AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION, AND CHANGING EXISTING DEDICATION FOR WATER PROGRAMS, UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS, AND HAZARDOUS SITE CLEANUPS

Do you approve amending the Constitution to dedicate certain State revenues each year for environmental programs? The Constitution now dedicates four percent of the money collected from the Corporation Business Tax to help pay for some environmental programs. This amendment raises the amount from four percent to six percent beginning on July 1, 2019. The amendment also changes, beginning July 1, 2015, some of the programs funded by the current dedication. The new dedication would be used mostly to preserve and steward open space, farmland, historic sites, and flood-prone areas. Funds would also be used to improve water quality, remove and clean up underground tanks, and clean up polluted sites. Lastly, the amendment dedicates money received from leases and other uses of State open space lands to pay for open space, farmland, and historic preservation.

INTERPRETIVE STATEMENT

This amendment would ensure stable funding for some of the State's environmental programs. The Constitution now dedicates four percent of the money collected from the Corporation Business Tax to help pay for some environmental programs. This amendment raises the amount from four percent to six percent beginning on July 1, 2019. It also changes the amounts allocated to some of the programs funded by the existing dedication beginning on July 1, 2015. The money from the new dedication would be used: (1) to preserve and care for open space (Green Acres), farmland, historic sites, and flood-prone areas (Blue Acres); (2) to improve water quality; (3) to pay for polluted site cleanups; and (4) for underground tank removal and cleanup. Lastly, the amendment requires that money received from leases and certain other uses of State-owned preserved open space be used to pay for open space, farmland, and historic preservation. The current dedication of Corporation Business Tax revenue helps pay for water quality programs, polluted site cleanups, underground tank removal and cleanup, air pollution equipment for diesel engines, and improvements to parks. Under the State's open space preservation programs, known as Green Acres and Blue Acres, land is bought to protect water supplies, create and maintain parks and fish and wildlife areas, and protect flood-prone areas. The Green Acres program also helps pay for improvements to parks.

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