New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY
Chapter 45A - ADMINISTRATIVE RULES OF THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS
Subchapter 17 - HOME IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTOR REGISTRATION
Section 13:45A-17.6 - Disclosure statement
Universal Citation: NJ Admin Code 13:45A-17.6
Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024
(a) Each applicant shall file a disclosure statement with the Director stating whether it or any of its officers, directors, principals or persons with an ownership interest of 10 percent or more in the home improvement contractor business has been convicted of any violations of the following provisions of the "New Jersey Code of Criminal Justice," Title 2C of the New Jersey Statutes, or the equivalent under the laws of any other jurisdiction:
1. Any crime of the first degree;
2. Any crime which is a second or third
degree crime and is a violation of chapter 20 or 21 of Title 2C of the New
Jersey Statutes; or
3. Any other
crime which is a violation of
2C:5-1 or
2C:5-2 (conspiracy),
2C:11-2 (criminal homicide),
2C:11-3 (murder),
2C:11-4 (manslaughter),
2C:12-1 (assault),
2C:12-3 (terroristic threats),
2C:13-1 (kidnapping),
2C:14-2 (sexual assault),
subsection a. or b. of
2C:17-1 (arson and related
offenses), subsection a. or b. of
2C:17-2 (causing or risking
widespread injury or damage),
2C:15-1 (robbery),
2C:18-2 (burglary),
2C:20-4 (theft by deception),
2C:20-5 (theft by extortion),
2C:20-7 (receiving stolen
property),
2C:20-9 (theft by failure to make
required disposition of property received),
2C:21-2 (criminal simulation),
2C:21-2.1 (fraud relating to
driver's license or other document issued by governmental agency to verify
identity or age; simulation),
2C:21-2.3 (fraud relating to motor
vehicle insurance identification card; production or sale),
2C:21-3 (frauds relating to public
records and recordable instruments),
2C:21-4 (falsifying or tampering
with records),
2C:21-6 (fraud relating to credit
cards), 2C:21-7 (deceptive business
practices),
2C:21-12 (defrauding secured
creditors),
2C:21-14 (receiving deposits in a
failing financial institution),
2C:21-15 (misapplication of
entrusted property and property of government of financial institution),
2C:21-19 (wrongful credit
practices and related offenses),
2C:27-2 (bribery in official and
political matters),
2C:27-3 (threats and other
improper influence in official and political matters),
2C:27-5 (retaliation for past
official action),
2C:27-9 (public servant
transacting business with certain persons),
2C:27-10 (acceptance or receipt of
unlawful benefit by public servant for official behavior),
2C:27-11 (offer of unlawful
benefit by public servant for official behavior),
2C:28-1 (perjury),
2C:28-2 (false swearing),
2C:28-3 (unsworn falsification to
authorities),
2C:28-4 (false reports to law
enforcement officials),
2C:28-5 (tampering with witnesses
and informants; retaliation against them),
2C:28-6 (tampering with or
fabricating physical evidence),
2C:28-7 (tampering with public
records or information),
2C:28-8 (impersonating a public
servant or law enforcement officer),
2C:30-2 (official misconduct),
2C:30-3 (speculating or wagering
on official action or information),
2C:35-5 (manufacturing,
distributing or dispensing a controlled dangerous substance),
2C:35-10 (possession, use or being
under the influence or failure to make lawful disposition of a controlled
dangerous substance),
2C:37-2 (promoting gambling),
2C:37-3 (possession of gambling
records), or
2C:37-4 (maintenance of a gambling
resort).
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