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Statutes > New-jersey > Title-26 > Section-26-4 > 26-4-29

26:4-29.  Determination of infectiousness;  review
    A case of venereal disease shall be regarded as infectious until a physician  licensed to practice medicine has examined the case and reported to the local  board that the case is not infectious, but if in the opinion of the local board  of the jurisdiction the protection of the public health requires it, the board  may review the case and cause a medical examination of any such case to be made  by a physician designated by the board, and the opinion of such physician as to  the infectiousness or noninfectiousness of the case shall be final.
 

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-jersey > Title-26 > Section-26-4 > 26-4-29

26:4-29.  Determination of infectiousness;  review
    A case of venereal disease shall be regarded as infectious until a physician  licensed to practice medicine has examined the case and reported to the local  board that the case is not infectious, but if in the opinion of the local board  of the jurisdiction the protection of the public health requires it, the board  may review the case and cause a medical examination of any such case to be made  by a physician designated by the board, and the opinion of such physician as to  the infectiousness or noninfectiousness of the case shall be final.
 

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-jersey > Title-26 > Section-26-4 > 26-4-29

26:4-29.  Determination of infectiousness;  review
    A case of venereal disease shall be regarded as infectious until a physician  licensed to practice medicine has examined the case and reported to the local  board that the case is not infectious, but if in the opinion of the local board  of the jurisdiction the protection of the public health requires it, the board  may review the case and cause a medical examination of any such case to be made  by a physician designated by the board, and the opinion of such physician as to  the infectiousness or noninfectiousness of the case shall be final.