Title 2B, Title 2B: COURT ORGANIZATION AND CIVIL CODE

2B:19-3. Comprehensive Enforcement Program Fund 3. There is established as a separate fund in the General Fund, to be administered by the Administrative Office of the Courts, a "Comprehensive Enforcement Program Fund." This fund shall be the depository for the deductions from col…

2B:19-4. Deduction of collections to fund program 4. a. Subject to the approval of the Director of the Division of Budget and Accounting, the Administrative Office of the Courts is authorized to deduct an amount up to 25% of all moneys collected through the comprehensive enforcem…

2B:19-5. Labor assistance program established by county; enforced community service program by probation services 5. a. The governing body of each county, through the sheriff or such other authorized officer, may establish a labor assistance program as an alternative to direct in…

2B:19-6 Transfer of matters involving the collection of monies. 6. a. All matters involving the collection of monies in the Superior Court and Tax Court which have not been resolved in accordance with an order of the court may be transferred, pursuant to court rule, to the compre…

2B:19-7. Transfer of disobeyed community service matters 7. All matters involving the imposition of a sentence of community service by either the Superior Court or a municipal court which have not been complied with by the offender shall be transferred, by the sentencing judge to…

2B:19-8 Inability to fulfill financial obligations of sentence; procedure 8. a. At any time after a person has completed the total sentence to a labor assistance program or enforced community service program, the comprehensive enforcement hearing officer may determine that the pa…

2B:19-9 Recommendation of hearing officer; approval. 9. Any recommendation by a comprehensive enforcement hearing officer shall be in conformity with court rules and shall be approved by: a. a judge of the Superior Court for Superior Court matters and for any municipal court matt…