New Jersey Statutes
§ 18A:71C-72 — False, misleading information supplied, fourth degree crime.
New Jersey § 18A:71C-72
JurisdictionNew Jersey
Title 18AEDUCATION
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Bluebook
N.J. Stat. Ann. § 18A:71C-72 (2026).
Text
7.A person who knowingly or willfully furnishes any false or misleading information for the purpose of receiving loan redemption benefits under the program is guilty of a crime of the fourth degree. L.2018, c.142, s.7.
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§ 18A:71C-1
Administration by the authority.§ 18A:71C-11
Regulations.§ 18A:71C-12
Deduction of overdue student loan payments from wages of county and municipal employees.§ 18A:71C-13
Guidelines for payment of arrearages.§ 18A:71C-15
Guidelines for payment of arrearages.§ 18A:71C-16
Deduction of overdue student loan payments from wages of employees of the private sector.§ 18A:71C-17
Lien not treated as wage execution.§ 18A:71C-19
Professional or occupational misconduct.§ 18A:71C-2
Application; grounds for approval.§ 18A:71C-21.1
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New Jersey § 18A:71C-72, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/statute/nj/18A/18A%3A71C-72.