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...introduced and referred to the Senate State Government, Wagering, Tourism and Historic Preservation Committee. ...
...introduced and referred to the Senate State Government, Wagering, Tourism and Historic Preservation Committee. ...
...to certain military absences. On...Trustees, Legislative Committee, Family Law...Military and Veterans’ Affairs Section worked...
...Dec. 17, 2012, the bill was released from the Senate Military and Veterans’ Affair Committee and is awaiting Senate vote. ...
...20, 2012, the bill was substituted for S-2303, passed in the Senate (37-0) and was referred for gubernatorial action. ...
...interests of military reservists and veterans, has been...of Veteran Affairs. ...
...is awaiting Senate vote (33...Assembly Judiciary Committee. Military and Veterans Law ...
... NJSBA — Labor and Employment Law Section Executive Committee business dinner meeting, Mon., 6 p.m., at Lou Cas Restaurant, Edison...
...representatives before legislative committees, and the involvement...matters. The government affairs department of the...testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee in...
...representatives before legislative committees, and the involvement...matters. The government affairs department of the...passed in the Senate (35-0) and...
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