Sentencing Law and Policy: Will NJ Gov veto a bill to repeal mandatory minimums for certain non-violent crimes because it repeals too many?

Since June 28, 2004
March 2, 2021
Will NJ Gov veto a bill to repeal mandatory minimums for certain non-violent crimes because it repeals too many?
The question in the title of this post is prompted by this local story reporting on notable legislative developments our of New Jersey, headlined "Bill to end mandatory minimum sentences for certain crimes in N.J. now goes to Murphy’s desk."  Here are highlights of a story with so many interesting elements (with links from the original and my emphasis added):
A landmark criminal justice bill that would end mandatory minimum sentences for certain crimes in New Jersey, including non-violent drug offenses, is now heading to Gov. Phil Murphy’s desk after being passed by the state Assembly on Monday.

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