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If enacted, New Jersey would be the only state in the nation that would bar those under 18 from marrying. And judicial approval for underage marriages would no longer be allowed, unlike the present system.
April 06, 2018 at 01:41 PM
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New Jersey lawmakers are making a second attempt to enact legislation to establish an absolute bar to marriage for anyone under the age of 18.
The Senate Judiciary Committee on April 5, in a 9-2 vote, recommended passage of the latest version, S-427. It must still go through both houses of the Legislature before it reaches the desk of Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy.
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