Provides for county-municipal courts with limited, countywide jurisdiction.

This New Jersey bill (A 2980) creates "county-municipal courts" that handle specific cases across an entire county, replacing individual municipal courts for certain matters. It directly affects counties (especially large, low-density ones) and their municipalities, requiring municipalities to agree to transfer violations and cases to the new county court within two years. Key provisions include: the court handling civil cases under $15,000 (excluding probate/family matters), county health/police violations, and landlord-tenant disputes, while allowing existing municipal courts to be abolished. Municipalities must formally agree to this transition, with the county court beginning operations once the ordinance is filed.