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The Judiciary Times

Judiciary Times News

The Judiciary Times is the award-winning statewide newsletter of the New Jersey Judiciary.

Each quarter, the Judiciary Times publishes statewide and local news stories about the New Jersey courts, including new programs and services offered by the Judiciary, recent events held around the state, accomplishments of judges and staff and a quarterly message from the administrative director.

In 2011, the Judiciary Times received a second place ranking in newsletter writing from the New Jersey Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists (NJSPJ).

The Judiciary Times holds a previous award from NJSPJ and two Astra Awards for Excellence in Newsletter Writing from the New Jersey Communications, Advertising and Marketing Association.

Read the 2011 press release.

Highlights of the Spring 2012 Issue

• Justice Long Retires
• Three Vicinages Selected for Pilot Jury Questionnaire Program
• Passaic Delegation Visits Illinois To Examine JDAI in Action
• Intensive Supervision Program Records Best Month in Five Years
• New Jersey Ranks High in Backlog Reduction, Traffic Cases
• Middlesex Vicinage Holds First Justice Academy for Youth
• Registration Kiosk Adds to Profi ciency in Monmouth Probation
• Burlington Vicinage Hosts Graduation Ceremony for Sex-Specific Probationers
• Central Office Employees Bring Their Children To Justice Complex
• New Jersey Judiciary Recognizes Jurors' Contributions to Justice During Law Week
• Burlington Honors Employees for Excellent Customer Service
• Burlington Vicinage Cleans Up and Walks for Earth Day
• Searchable Index of Civil Judgments Now Available Online

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