LDM, Inc. v. PRINCETON REG. HEALTH COMM.

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• holding that the New Jersey legislature had preempted the field of smoking regulation by enacting a clear, comprehensive regulatory scheme, thereby barring regulation by local ordinances in Princeton
• interpreting similar provision of New Jersey statute and holding that “[t]he authority of the municipality to restrict smoking in restaurants is limited to protecting life and property from fire”
• local smoking ordinance preempted by state law that established pervasive, comprehensive, and exclusive scheme regulating “when, where, and under what circumstances smoking is allowed”
• local smoking ordinance preempted by state law that established pervasive, comprehensive, and exclusive scheme regulating “when, where, and under what circumstances smoking is allowed”

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