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A new court year brings a new group of #lawclerks. Staff from the Atlantic/Cape May Vicinage recently welcomed new law clerks for the start of the 2024-2025 court year.
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In recognition of Overdose Awareness Day last week, members of the Atlantic/Cape May Vicinage’s recovery court teams offered information on overdose awareness and prevention to recovery court participants. Atlantic County participants presented works of art illustrating what recovery means to them, while the Cape May County participants received books, mugs, and other items to support them throughout their recovery efforts.
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Atlantic/Cape May Vicinage Trial Court Administrator Jill Houck provided expungement overview training to local non-profit organizations and community partners. The program, held in partnership with Stockton University, explained the expungement process, and a court interpreter was present to provide translations to Spanish-speaking attendees.
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The Judiciary’s JOBS Program links probation clients with education, training and employment. Through partnerships with small and large businesses and industry groups as well as government agencies, the program has already helped place clients in nearly 4,000 jobs. Email [email protected] to learn more and become a JOBS partner.
JOBS Program
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Paulyn Holandez, EEO/AA Officer from the Monmouth Vicinage and Sarah Chavez, EEO/AA Officer from the Burlington Vicinage, hosted an employment outreach event at the Military and Family Readiness Center at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst for 50 active-duty military members. The center hosts transition planning sessions for military members preparing to join the civilian workforce.
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Lowell Joerg, aka Postcard Man, picked the Morris County Courthouse in Morristown for his latest “Re-distribution of Happiness” by sending this postcard of the historic courthouse circa 1925. We, like Mr. Joerg, wonder how this got to California. While there have been a good amount of interior changes, the exterior hasn’t changed much.
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“Justice Coleman’s groundbreaking career broke the artificial barriers or ceilings of opportunity for judges of color. Most importantly, he navigated these uncharted waters in a way that demonstrated devotion, compassion, and commitment to the law together with its essential foundations to fairness and equality for all. And he did so with great intellect and talent. He was both a role model and friend, and I will miss him.” Judge Glenn A. Grant, acting administrative director of the courts.
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Passaic Vicinage Ombudsman Vanessa Rouillon and EEO Officer Tracy Salmon attended a job and career fair at William Paterson University yesterday to discuss career opportunities within the Judiciary.
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--Administrative Specialist 1
1moCongratulations Monique!