provisions of new Jersey's welfare reform law, the Work First New Jersey Act, which ended the state's practice of increasing welfare assistance when a recipient had additional children, did not violate the New Jersey Constitution's equal protection and due process guarantees, the New Jersey Supreme Court held on Aug. 4. Sojourner A. v. New Jersey Dep't of Human Servs., No. A-160-01.
August 18, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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