Which New Jersey statute regulates Alcoholic Beverage Control?

The regulation of Alcoholic Beverage Control in New Jersey is governed by NJSA 33. This statute outlines the various aspects of licensing, enforcement, and operational protocols that pertain to the sale and distribution of alcoholic beverages within the state. It includes details on how licenses are issued, the responsibilities of licensees, and the penalties for non-compliance, ensuring that all alcohol-related activities conform to both state and local laws.

The other statutes referenced do not pertain to Alcoholic Beverage Control. NJSA 40:55D primarily addresses land use and zoning regulations, NJSA 26 deals with health and vital statistics, while NJSA 40A:2 refers to the Local Bond Law, which governs municipal borrowing. Thus, while they are all important in their respective areas of governance within New Jersey, they do not regulate alcoholic beverages.