Courteney Wilds' cinnamon rolls and other treats were such a hit at dinner parties and her Woodbridge, N.J., church that she thought she might make a little extra money selling them.
But when the 50-year-old opera singer and marketing researcher took a closer look at New Jersey law governing small business, she couldn't believe it. An obscure provision meant selling her goodies could make her a criminal.
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