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Closing the Justice Gap
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A video that details the many opportunities for New Jersey attorneys to perform pro bono, or free legal work, for those who can't afford legal representation, A production...
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NJ Courts Celebrate Law Day 2011
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NJ Courts celebrate Law Day 2011 swearing in new American Citizens. Chief Justice Stuart Rabner administers Oath during naturalization ceremony.
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NJ Courts Law Day Remarks 2011
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New Jersey Chief Justice Stuart Rabner Law Day Remarks 2011
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New Jersey Court Clips: The Child Support Hearing Officer Program
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NJ Court Clips takes a look at the Child Support Hearing Officer program.
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New Jersey Court Clips: Special Civil Part
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Special Civil part is a section of New Jersey Court's Civil Division where citizens can have the court decide cases where the damages are less than $15,000. Court Clips gi...
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Court Volunteers: Making a Difference
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Volunteers are vital to the New Jersey Courts, the provide needed services and the volunteers benefit as well. Consider becoming a New Jersey Court Volunteer today.
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NJ Court Clips: Drug Court
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Court Clips takes a look at the New Jersey Courts successful Drug Court Program.
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NJ Courts and Libraries Promote Access to JusticeHD
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NJ Courts and Libraries partner to educate library staff about courts and legal resources available.
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NJ Courts and Libraries Promote Access to Justice
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NJ Courts and Libraries partner to educate library staff about courts and legal resources available.
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NJ Judiciary Juror Orientation Video Part 2
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New Jersey Judiciary Juror Orientation Video Part 2. Second half of instructional video for those called for jury duty.
About New Jersey Courts
Prior to passage of the New Jersey constitution in 1947, the New Jersey court system consisted of 17 separate courts. Each had its own standards and rules, and none answerable to another.
The constitution streamlined the Judiciary and reduced the number of courts to five.
The New Jersey court system includes the Supreme Court, which is considered the court of last resort; the Superior Court, or trial court, which includes the Appellate Division; the Tax Court and the municipal courts.
About 7 million cases are filed in the New Jersey Courts annually. More than 6 million of those cases are filed in the municipal courts.
The Chief Justice is Stuart Rabner. The Acting Administrator Director of the Courts is Judge Glenn A. Grant.
Prior to passage of the New Jersey constitution in 1947, the New Jersey court system consisted of 17 separate courts. Each had its own standards and rules, and none answerable to another.
The constitution streamlined the Judiciary and reduced ...
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