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Feb 5, 2024 · Community engagement with the youth demographic is a cornerstone of the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office, which is committed to fostering a safer and more resilient community. Recognizing the pivotal role that children and adolescents play in shaping the future, such outreach initiatives are essential for building trust and proactively ...
The Trial Unit it responsible for litigating the majority of criminal prosecutions in Atlantic County Superior Court.
Phone: ( 609) 909-7800. The Family Court Unit of the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office includes the Juvenile Unit, which is responsible for the prosecution of all violations of the 2C Criminal Code committed by individuals under the age of eighteen years, which are listed on the Counsel Mandatory Calendar of the New Jersey Superior Court ...
Jan 11, 2024 · Lynda Cohen. Thursday, January 11, 2024. The Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office has had 19 straight guilty verdicts in 19 months. The convictions include six murders, several sexual assaults and a human-trafficking case.
Nov 30, 2022 · ATLANTIC CITY — The Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office has solved 100% of its homicide investigations in 2022, Prosecutor William Reynolds told members of the Public Relations Council of ...
Sep 21, 2022 · Published by Nanette LoBiondo Galloway on September 21, 2022. MAYS LANDING – Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office welcomed the addition of six new assistant prosecutors who will fill various assignments within the organization. The new assistant prosecutors were sworn in Sept. 19 the by the Hon. Bernard E. Delury Jr. in front of family ...
Jan 11, 2024 · By: Najla Alexander Authorities in Atlantic County announced that since June 2022, the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office has obtained 19 consecutive guilty verdicts. This success is owed to the hard work and dedication of the assistant prosecutors, detectives, local police officers within Atlantic County, and most importantly – the victims and witnesses of violent crime, who bravely come ...
