New Jersey Statutes
§ 24:1-2 — Certain books as evidence
New Jersey·Title 24 FOOD AND DRUGS
The books printed and published and known as the official United States Pharmacopoeia, official Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States, official National Formulary, or any supplement to any of them, or any of the printed copies of such books, shall in any action or proceeding brought under any of the provisions of this subtitle be received as evidence of the contents thereof, in any court or before any magistrate. The court or magistrate may determine whether the books offered as such were so printed and published, either from inspection or the knowledge of the judge or magistrate, or from testimony. No judgment shall be reversed because of the admission of such books unless it be shown that the books so offered in evidence were not, in fact, printed and published as such official
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§ 24:1-1
Definitions.§ 24:1-2
Certain books as evidence§ 24:10-57
24a. Use of or reference to fluid milk product or dairy farm by imitation product; prohibition§ 24:10-57.1
Definitions§ 24:10-57.10
Powers of local board of health§ 24:10-57.11
Inconsistent ordinances, rules or regulations§ 24:10-57.13
Inspections; authorized inspectors§ 24:10-57.14
Place of inspection§ 24:10-57.15
Inability of local board to make inspections§ 24:10-57.17
Pasteurization required§ 24:10-57.18
Milk and fluid milk products; pasteurization