Prohibits government dealings with businesses associated with Azerbaijan.

New Jersey's S 2171 prohibits state government from entering contracts or providing benefits to businesses linked to Azerbaijan due to human rights concerns, specifically targeting entities associated with the detention of Dr. Gubad Ibadoghlu, a critic of the Azerbaijani government. The bill requires the Department of the Treasury to create and maintain a public list of businesses engaged in prohibited activities (defined as supporting human rights violations), with notice and appeal rights for businesses before listing. State agencies must verify that businesses seeking contracts, subsidies, tax benefits, or certifications are not on this list, and false certifications can trigger fines, contract termination, or three-year ineligibility. The law aims to align New Jersey's procurement practices with its existing policies banning dealings with entities tied to human rights abuses.