Editor’s Note: Katrina Homel, a member of YLAB, recuses herself from this commentary.
The New Jersey Judiciary has been facing a shortage of judges for years. The problems this has caused cannot be ignored. Cases are lingering on the dockets, and the judges on the bench who take their jobs seriously are overworked. The pressure this creates can lead to burnout and even rushed decision-making
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