New Jersey Statutes
§ 11A:4-11 — Removal on criminal record.
New Jersey·Title 11A CIVIL SERVICE
11A:4-11. Removal on criminal record. Upon the request of an appointing authority, the commission may remove an eligible with a criminal record from a list when the criminal record includes a conviction for a crime which adversely relates to the employment sought. The following factors may be considered in such determination: a. Nature and seriousness of the crime; b. Circumstances under which the crime occurred; c. Date of the crime and age of the eligible when the crime was committed; d. Whether the crime was an isolated event; and e. Evidence of rehabilitation. The presentation to an appointing authority of a pardon or expungement shall prohibit an appointing authority from rejecting an eligible based on such criminal conviction, except for law enforcement, fire fighter or correction of
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Nearby Sections
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§ 11A:4-1
Examinations.§ 11A:4-1.2
Rules, regulations.§ 11A:4-10
Arrests and criminal records§ 11A:4-11
Removal on criminal record.§ 11A:4-12
Priority of lists§ 11A:4-13
Types of appointment.§ 11A:4-14
Promotion.§ 11A:4-15
Working test period.§ 11A:4-2
Holding of examinations.§ 11A:4-3
Admission to examinations.