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Suicide Prevention Awareness Month … You are not alone…You Matter! September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month – suicide can affect any one Below are messages from some of our youth If you, or someone you know, is in crisis or are experiencing …
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Probation Division - FAQ … New Jersey Probation Services is committed to the welfare and safety of children, families, and communities through the fair treatment of all individuals by: Promoting positive change in behavior through the use of …
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Intensive Supervision Program Ineligibility List … Admission to ISP is not guaranteed. All persons sentenced to state prison are eligible for consideration, except for those convicted of these crimes: Body … Chapter 11 - All Offenses … Any applicant whose …
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Juvenile Intensive Supervision Program … The Juvenile Intensive Supervision Program (JISP) is available for certain juveniles convicted of a crime. … Eligibility … Entry to JISP is not a given. The family court judge may refer you to JISP, except if you …
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ADA Title I Jobs … The Judiciary ensures that its courts, programs, services, and activities are accessible to all members of the community and prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities. … Accommodation requests for employees and job …
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Court Appointed Special Advocate(CASA) … The Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) program is designed to help monitor abused and neglected children in out-of-home placements. CASA fulfills this mission by the careful recruitment, training and …
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Important Information for Prospective Court Volunteers … The primary goal of the court's volunteer program is to strengthen the court-community partnership and to enhance the public's confidence in the court system through direct participation of …
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How to File … If your motion involves child support, check ( N.J. Court Rule 5:6A) . to see the guidelines that are used to determine child support amounts. 12 Steps for Filing a Motion: Fill out the Notice of Motion (Form A) This form tells the court and …
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Attorney Registration and Payment Training Resources … eCourts Access Requirements and Instructions … Below are the requirements and step-by-step instructions for requesting access to eCourts. … Step 1. Activate Your Attorney ID … If you have never used …
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Volunteers in Education (VIE) … The Volunteers in Education (VIE) program engages Judiciary volunteers in assisting both youth and adult probationers in a few different capacities. While some volunteers serve as tutors in basic math, science, and reading …
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Juvenile Intensive Supervision (JISP) … The Juvenile Intensive Supervision Program (JSP) provides to juveniles adjudicated delinquent a program of community supervision and serves as a dispositional option in the Family Court's continuum of responses. …
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Courthouse Information Specialist (CIS) … The Courthouse Information Specialist program allows members of the community to participate in greeting and directing court users. Under the direction of court staff, volunteers are equipped to answer questions …
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Parenting Mediation (PME) … Separation and divorce can dramatically affect the relationship between parents and their children. The quantity and quality of time that children spend with each parent is important to a healthy post-separation and …
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Municipal Court Mediation(MCM) … It is through the Municipal Courts that most citizens in the State interact with the judicial system, either as a complainant, a defendant, a victim, or a witness. The Municipal Court Mediation program provides court users …
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Juvenile Conference Committees (JCC) … The Juvenile Conference Committees (JCCs) serve under the authority of the Family Division of Superior Court. A JCC is a six to nine member citizen volunteer panel appointed by the Family Division Judge. In a …
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Courthouse Visitors Assistance (CVA) … The Courthouse Visitors Assistance program allows members of the community to participate in greeting and directing court users (i.e., litigants, attorneys, visitors, etc.) to their proper destination. Under the …
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Courthouse Services Assistance (CSA) … The Courthouse Service Assistance program is a platform to engage members of the community in the day-to-day administration of the court. Under the direction of a judge or other court staff, volunteers assist court …
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Site Updates … May 23 Unpublished Trial Opinions are now available. May 23 Published Appellate Opinions are now available. May 23 Unpublished Appellate Opinions are now available. May 22 Supreme Opinions are now available. May 22 Unpublished Appellate …
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Intensive Supervision FAQs … How long is the application process for ISP? The entire process from application to an appearance before ISP judges takes approximately four to six weeks Do I need attorney representation for ISP? Normally, applicants are …
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New Attorneys … CLE Reporting Requirements for Attorneys Admitted in 2021 … Every active lawyer is required to complete 24 credit hours of continuing legal education (CLE) every 2 years. Of those 24 credits, at least 5 credits must be in ethics and/or …