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The NJ Legislature abolished the dealth penalty in 2007.
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What are the New Jersey Car Insurance laws?
Read up on New Jersey insurance laws at the New Jersey government webpage, they will have detailed information on the laws and policies of state. They will vary from state to state, so it is wise to research and learn the laws before heading out on the road in that state.
Does Michigan allow capital punishment?
No, Michigan does not have the death penalty. They only executed 13 individuals before the laws changed 1976. The maximum sentence is life without parole.
What are new laws for dwi punishment?
The laws for DWI punishment does vary from state to state. These laws also vary depending on what country you are inquiring about. There is a great site called duipenalties and you can find the particular punishments by state on this site. It is very informative.
Who make laws for New Jersey?
The State Legislature.
What are the state firearm laws of New Jersey?
That is impossible to answer as asked. Every state in the U.S. has multiple firearms laws. Most states have hundreds of laws.
What is the main job of the New Jersey legislative branch?
To create and pass laws regarding the State of New Jersey.
What crimes were capital punishment given for. In ohter words what crimes do you have to commit to receive capital punishment?
At one time capital punishment was meted out for what we would now consider trivial or at best worth a stern warning. In countries with a stable and fair judicial system capital punishment is usually only given for what is seen as the most horrific crimes such as premeditated murder. Many countries have outlawed capital punishment completely, others still retain it for crimes which that country has decided are reprehensible, and these vary widely. It you travel abroad it best to be informed of the local laws and punishments.
How many juveniles were on death row in 2008?
None. The US Supreme Court declared capital punishment for juvenile offenders is unconstitutional in Roper v. Simmons,543 US 551 (2005). This decision overturned capital punishment laws in 25 states.
What happens if you get a DWI?
You are subject to the punishment of the laws of your particular state - which vary from state-to-state. For starters - you will probably lose your driving privileges for a significant amount of time.
State governments can set the punishment for counterfeiting?
False. It is a federal offense. Congress makes laws setting the punishment for making fake money, stamps, and bonds.
Is the punishment for drinking and driving different if you are 18 or older?
Yes. Depending what state, or country you live in the laws may differ. Try researching your local laws, state statutory (if you live in the states) etc.
Why the Texas Capital so important?
It is where the governor lives, where the state legislature meets, and where most state agencies are headquartered.
