NJ, NY, NYC, PA, Philly, FL e cig law laws? New Jersey Florida New York Pennsylvania

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On January 11, 2010, New Jersey Governor Corzine signed into law A4227/4228 which bans the use of e-cigarettes in public places and workplaces (amended the 2006 NJ Smokefree Air Act), and ban e-cigarette sales to people 18 years and younger. This is the first state law of its kind, in the nation, with the New Jersey Senate and Assembly both voting unanimously in favor of the law.

This New Jersey state law which protects nonsmokers was a culmination of local and county efforts, beginning in October 2009 when the Bergen County Board of Chosen Freeholders passed a resolution to ban the use of e-cigarettes in county buildings and at county parks. In November 23, 2009 the Paramus Board of Health passed their ordinance restricting e-cigarette use in public places and workplaces, effective December 1, 2009.
 

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I can go outside and vape but sometimes I like vaping where I can to popularize the movement that's better than analogs.

New Jersey Governor Corzine signed into law A4227/4228 which bans the use of e-cigarettes in public places and workplaces (amended the 2006 NJ Smokefree Air Act), and ban e-cigarette sales to people 18 years and younger. This is the first state law of its kind, in the nation, with the New Jersey Senate and Assembly both voting unanimously in favor of the law.

This New Jersey state law which protects nonsmokers was a culmination of local and county efforts, beginning in October 2009 when the Bergen County Board of Chosen Freeholders passed a resolution to ban the use of e-cigarettes in county buildings and at county parks. In November 23, 2009 the Paramus Board of Health passed their ordinance restricting e-cigarette use in public places and workplaces, effective December 1, 2009.

I can't vape on the sidewalk (not within I think 25' of any door leading to a 'place'?) because it's public?

Last I checked, Pa has no laws regarding Vaping, so it is up to the discretion of the establishment whether vaping is allowed indoors.
Do you have to ask first, or you get a warning? You can vape in court?
 
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