New Jersey Administrative Code Title - TABLES CORRELATING RULES AND STATUTES
In the New Jersey Administrative Code, the section titled "Tables Correlating Rules and Statutes" provides reference tables that link:
Administrative Rules (found in the New Jersey Administrative Code, or NJAC)
with
Statutes (found in the New Jersey Statutes Annotated, or NJSA)
Purpose:
These tables are designed to help users cross-reference between regulations and statutes. For example:
If you're looking at a statute and want to see the regulations enacted under its authority.
Or, if you're examining an administrative rule and want to find the statutory authority behind it.
What's Included:
You can generally expect:
Statute-to-Rule Table – Lists NJSA citations followed by associated NJAC rules.
Rule-to-Statute Table – Lists NJAC citations followed by the enabling or related NJSA statutes.
Where to Find It:
These tables are typically:
Located at the end of the print volumes of the NJAC.
Or, available through LexisNexis, which publishes the official NJAC online.
If you’re accessing through a legal research database (like Westlaw, Lexis, or NJ's own legal portals), search for:
"NJAC Correlation Tables"
Or check the index or appendices of the NJAC.
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