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Recovery court probation officers work with treatment providers, family members, defense attorneys, prosecutors, schools, employers and social service agencies to support a participant’s recovery efforts. They coordinate, refer, monitor and help manage a …
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The Intensive Supervision Program (ISP) allows nonviolent inmates to serve the rest of their prison term in the community under strict probation supervision. ISP requires participants to report frequently to supervising officers, submit to frequent drug …
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The Juvenile Intensive Supervision Program (JISP) is a community-based alternative to detention. The program is more restrictive than traditional juvenile probation. It requires frequent home visits, curfews, family involvement and counseling. As with …
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Many individuals have undiagnosed or undertreated mental illnesses that go undetected long after their initial entry into the criminal justice system. A psychiatric assessment must be administered by a licensed mental health professional to determine if a …
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The Quality Assurance and Analytics Unit (QAAU) conducts research and data analysis to monitor and evaluate the performance of probation programs. … Quality Assurance and Analytics Discover a variety of judicial programs, informational resources, and …
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The Comprehensive Enforcement Program (CEP) assists courts with the compliance of court orders that impose hours of community service, fees, fines, and other financial assessments. The program holds clients accountable for paying fines, fees and …
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The Interstate Compact Unit administers and oversees the participation and compliance of the Judiciary in the Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision (ICAOS) and the Interstate Compact for Juveniles (ICJ), which governs the transfer of adult and …
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The probation ombudsman provides information and assistance to probation clients and the public. The unit also investigates and resolves complaints and conducts workshops and community outreach to educate the public about probation. The ombudsman cannot …
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Multicounty litigation may be distinguished from other personal injury claims by several distinct features. First, multicounty litigations involve large numbers of claims that are associated with a single product. Second, despite the number of claimants, …
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Steps to Notice -- Replacement of 'Multicounty Litigation' Terminology for 'Mass Tort' Terminology designate a Multicounty Litigation … How does multicounty litigation become a multicounty litigation - the steps to designate a multicounty litigation? …
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There are 19 multicounty litigations in New Jersey. Those include Accutane, Asbestos, ABG Stryker, Benicar, Bristol-Meyers-Squib, Fosamax, Levaquin, Mirena, Risperdal/Seroquel/Zyprexa, Talc-Powder, YAZ/Yasmin/Ocella, Pelvic Mesh, Reglan, Stryker Implant …
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The New Jersey Superior Court Trial Level is divided into three parts: Criminal, Family, and Civil. Within the Civil Division there are sections such as the Special Civil Part section (small claims, landlord tenant). Multicounty Litigations for the state …
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AlloDerm, Asbestos, Fosamax, Levaquin, Propecia, Reglan, and Risperdal/Seroquel/Zyprexa are handled in the Multicounty Litigation Intake section of the Civil Clerk's Office located at: 56 Paterson St. Tower Wing, 2nd Floor Multicounty Litigation Intake …
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New Jersey's judges and lawyers, as well as pro hac vice attorneys, multijurisdictional attorneys, in-house counsel, and foreign legal consultants, pay for the Fund. Each of these has an annual obligation to fulfill. That obligation is to: maintain a …
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The Fund is administered by a volunteer Board of Trustees composed of five lawyers and two non-lawyers appointed by the Supreme Court to serve staggered five year terms without compensation. The Board of Trustees employs full-time staff at the Hughes …
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Claim forms can be obtained on-line: Statement of Claim form with Supplemental Statement Statement of Claim form with Supplemental Statement , or by calling us toll-free: 855-533-3863 … , Option 2 … . Additionally, you may request a form in writing. …
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Under New Jersey Lawyers Fund For Client Protection Rule 1:28 the Board of Trustees can only consider claims against an attorney who has been disciplined (suspended, disbarred, or disability inactive), or who is deceased. A claim can be filed with the …
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Claimants must show dishonest conduct: that the respondent attorney received money which was stolen in the course of an attorney/client relationship. There are also instances where an attorney takes and keeps a retainer despite knowing that services …
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A claimant must prove: receipt by the respondent attorney of money or property belonging to the claimant; conversion of the money by the respondent; and a definite loss resulting from this dishonest conduct. It is necessary to submit specific proof of …
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Claims involving fee disputes, unfortunate or ill-advised investments placed through attorneys, and professional negligence or malpractice are not compensable. The Fund does not pay consequential damages or interest on claims. … What claims are not …