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Dec 31, 2099
This RFP is for funding projects providing direct services, legal services, training, and outreach to crime victims, covering areas such as sexual assault, domestic violence, child abuse/neglect, human trafficking, dating violence, elder abuse, homicide survivors, and stalking.
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Trenton
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Mercer
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140 E Front St
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(609) 984-0909
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08608
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement
The commission addressed various appeals related to law enforcement licenses, including conditional licenses, suspensions, revocations, initial application denials, and reinstatements. The Standards Committee reported on an extension for juvenile detention officer training, the approval of a standardized Method of Instruction Course, and the replacement of the Integrated Tactics and Communication course with Behavioral Crisis Intervention and De-Escalation training. Additionally, several satellite training facility locations were approved for Morris, Passaic, and Essex County academies, and the renaming of the Juvenile Justice Commission to the Youth Justice Commission was noted. Finally, a report on the Law Enforcement Officers Training and Equipment Fund (LEOTEF) was provided, and the impact of a recent judicial decision on expungements regarding licensing was clarified.
The commission addressed various appeals including a proposed settlement, the modification of conditions for a conditional license, and the decision to table a matter regarding a renewal application. Furthermore, the commission approved two law enforcement revocations, nineteen license suspensions, and six initial application denials. The standards committee report included the approval of training time extensions for juvenile detention officers and a report on satellite approval for a training facility. Additionally, the commission reviewed the Law Enforcement Officers Training and Equipment Fund quarterly expense reports and discussed proposed legislation concerning the probationary appointment of law enforcement officers.
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This Comprehensive Plan by the New Jersey Juvenile Justice Commission outlines guidelines for county-level youth services planning from 2024 to 2026. It addresses the full juvenile justice continuum, encompassing delinquency prevention, diversion from the legal system, detention alternatives, dispositional programs, and reentry services. The plan aims to foster public safety, ensure accountability, promote youth rehabilitation, and reduce recidivism, while actively working to reduce racial and ethnic disparities throughout the juvenile justice system.
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