The Division of Criminal Justice (DCJ) is responsible for investigating and prosecuting violations of New Jersey criminal laws. With a staff consisting of over 400 detectives, prosecutors, civil investigators, and professional support personnel, DCJ investigates criminal activity across the State, focusing on high-impact cases that require ...

The DCJ Academy, a Police Training Commission certified academy, conducts a wide range of in-service and pre-service training programs for the state’s law enforcement and criminal justice communities, including state and county investigators, deputy attorneys general, assistant prosecutors, municipal and county police, police executives ...

Theresa L. Hilton is the Director of the Division of Criminal Justice. Hilton also supervises the DCJ Human Trafficking and Victim-Centered Crimes Bureau, Major Threats Bureau, Bias Bureau, and Environmental Crimes Bureau.

2024年8月6日 · The Division of Criminal Justice Academy has been a Police Training Commission approved academy since 1980. Originally established to conduct the Basic Course for Investigators, the Division of Criminal Justice Academy has expanded its curriculum to

Prosecution of DWI and Refusal Violations - These Guidelines replace all previously issued memoranda from the Division of Criminal Justice or the Attorney General, regarding the Standard (Refusal) Statements for DWI refusal, CDL/DWI refusal and OVWI refusal.

PBA Local 383 represents the Detectives, Sergeants, and Lieutenants of the New Jersey Division of Criminal Justice. As New Jersey's top law enforcement agency, the Division is charged with the responsibility to detect, enforce, and prosecute the criminal business of the State, and to provide oversight and coordination within New Jersey's law ...

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2023年10月3日 · The Division of Criminal Justice Academy has been a Police Training Commission approved academy since 1980. Originally established to conduct the Basic Course for Investigators, the Division of Criminal Justice Academy has expanded its curriculum to

The purpose of the Offender Search Web Page is to promote public safety and welfare while providing community access to selected offender information, consistent with the spirit and intent of the New Jersey Open Public Records Act (OPRA).

The Division of Criminal Justice accepts applications for detectives on a rolling basis. If you are interested in becoming a Detective with the Division, please click the link below to complete the employment application.