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How do I apply for post-conviction relief?

However, direct applications for representation also are received and acted on from people not originally represented by the NJOPD at the trial and/or appellate level. An individual seeking post-conviction relief must file the Petition with the Criminal Division Manager (CDM) in the county in which the conviction took place. ...

What departments employ attorneys as criminal prosecutors?

Three other Divisions employ attorneys as criminal prosecutors: the Division of Criminal Justice (DCJ), the Office of Public Integrity & Accountability (OPIA), and the Office of the Insurance Fraud Prosecutor (OIFP). ...

Where do lawyers work?

Whether you have a background in civil, criminal, family, regulatory, or transactional law, you’re likely to find a job that excites and interests you. Broadly speaking, the majority of the Department’s lawyers work in the Division of Law (DOL), which is organized into several smaller “practice groups” based on subject matter. ...

What does an attorney do in a court case?

The attorney reviews the transcripts of what happened in the trial (and appellate) courts, interviews the defendant in the case, conducts any additional investigation of the case if it is called for, conducts legal research aimed at substantiating the issues raised in the Petition, and files briefs and exhibits in support thereof. ...

What does the division of Criminal Justice do?

The Division of Criminal Justice (DCJ) has statewide jurisdiction to investigate and prosecute violations of New Jersey’s criminal laws. With more than 100 prosecutors and 150 detectives, DCJ focuses on high-impact cases that require significant or highly specialized investigative resources. ...