New Jersey Constitution

The New Jersey Constitution is the fundamental legal framework that establishes how the state government operates, outlining the structure, powers, and responsibilities of its branches—legislative, executive, and judicial. It also guarantees citizens' rights and freedoms and sets rules for elections and laws. Amendments can be made through specific processes, ensuring the constitution adapts over time. Essentially, it serves as the supreme law for New Jersey, guiding governance, protecting individual rights, and maintaining order within the state.