Glenn A. Grant, J.A.D., Acting Administrative Director of the New Jersey Courts testifies before the NJ Senate Budget Committee.
Welcome to the latest in our ‘Holding Court’ series where the Lit Daily is exploring the variety of ways the pandemic has changed how the nation’s trial courts conduct their business and the things individual jurists are doing to adjust to whatever the new normal is going to be.
Meet Judge Glenn Grant, the Acting Administrative Director of New Jersey courts, who was named to the New Jersey bench in 1998. In 2008, New Jersey Chief Justice Stuart Rabner appointed Grant to his current role where he oversees day-to-day operations for the court’s workforce of about 9,000 court employees across the Garden State.
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