New Jersey Statutes
§ 52:13-9 — Determination of contempt by each house separately; concurrent resolution.
New Jersey·Title 52 STATE GOVERNMENT, DEPARTMENTS AND OFFICERS
After the joint session shall have heard the evidence and such arguments as may be made, the senate and the general assembly shall separately convene and shall separately consider and determine the alleged contempt; and the determination shall be by a concurrent resolution, which may originate in either house.
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§ 52:13-10
Sentence; order of commitment.§ 52:13-11
Continuing validity of commitment.§ 52:13-12
Bail of contemner.§ 52:13-13
Powers given additional to other powers§ 52:13-2
Summons for witnesses; execution§ 52:13-3
Compensation of witnesses; swearing witnesses; perjury; immunity; refusal to answer or be sworn§ 52:13-4
Expenses of investigations; payment§ 52:13-7
Hearing by joint session.§ 52:13-8
Contemner's rights.§ 52:13A-3
Witness fees and mileage