N.J. Stat. § 19:4A-8: Violation of provisions, remedies ordered.

8. Upon a finding of a violation of any of the provisions of this act, P.L.2026, c.31 (C.19:4A-1 et seq.), a court shall order any remedy which may be appropriate under the circumstances, and, if necessary to cure a violation of this act, may order one or more remedies that may be inconsistent with other laws relating to the conduct of elections if such inconsistent laws would otherwise preclude the court from ordering an appropriate remedy. The court shall have the authority to order remedies tailored to the violation and intended to mitigate both the risk of future violations and of disruption to the electoral system.

The court shall additionally consider remedies proposed by any of the parties or amici curiae appearing before it. A remedy so proposed shall not be given priority because it is proposed by a political subdivision.

The court may implement such remedies through an order of the court or via the inclusion of such remedies in a court-approved consent decree or settlement.

L.2026, c.31, s.8.