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Bail Reform Puts New Jersey at the Forefront of Fairness
On Jan. 1, 2017 New Jersey's criminal justice system started to adapt to its most significant transformation in decades. We shifted from a system that relied heavily on monetary bail to one that objectively measures the risk defendants pose on two levels: Will they show up for trial? Will they commit a crime while on release?
A Step-by-step guide Criminal Justice Reform Information CenterJudiciary Times
Judiciary Times is published by the Office of Communications & Community Relations, Administrative Office of the Courts, for employees of the Judiciary, volunteers who work with the court system and the public.
Judiciary Times Fall 2020 Judiciary Times ArchiveJudicial Clerkship Program
The New Jersey Judiciary hires about 480 law school graduates for one-year clerkships each year. Law clerks gain hands-on experience in a court environment with a national reputation for its innovative work. Gain valuable insight into the daily activities of judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, trial litigators and the support personnel of the court system while serving the public. Applicants will be contacted directly by judges or justices for interviews.
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