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The document is a Disclosure Statement of Criminal Conviction required for candidates filing a Nomination Petition in New Jersey. It certifies whether the candidate has been convicted of any crimes as defined by New Jersey Statutes, including details about any convictions if applicable. The statement must be signed and includes options for providing additional documentation.

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Begin by checking the applicable box regarding your criminal conviction status. Choose between 'I have not been convicted' or 'I have been convicted.'
If you select 'I have been convicted,' provide detailed information about each conviction. Fill in the fields for 'Crime of conviction,' 'Date of conviction,' 'Place of conviction,' and 'Penalties imposed for the conviction.' Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial.
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Complete the certification section by typing or printing your name, signing, and providing your residence address, city or town, and zip code.

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Are criminal records public in NJ?

Inquirers may find recent arrests in New Jersey by visiting the websites of county sheriffs offices and city police agencies. In New Jersey, local sheriffs often have an internet database that is updated daily with the names of everyone arrested within their county.

What happened in Garrity v New Jersey?

The majority opinion, written by Douglas, found that the officers were compelled to testify against themselves under threat of removal from office. This constitutes coercion and violates the Fourteenth Amendment Right due process clause as well as Fifth Amendment protection against self-incrimination.

How do I look up criminal charges in NJ?

Residents of New Jersey can obtain criminal court records through three means: By visiting the courthouse in person. By sending a mail or email to the court. By searching online through authorized websites.

How to find recent arrests in NJ?

Contact Local Authorities: Reach out to your local police or sheriffs office to inquire about any outstanding warrants. Check County Resources: Some New Jersey counties, such as Essex, Monmouth, Camden, Burlington, and Gloucester, maintain online databases of active warrants.

How to press criminal charges in NJ?

Criminal complaints may be signed by anyone. However, the vast majority of all criminal complaints are signed by police officers. To sign a complaint, you must contact the Municipal Court Administrator in the town where the event occurred. He or she will advise you of the procedures that must be followed.