Glenn A. Grant, J.A.D., administrative director of the New Jersey Courts. Photo: Carmen Natale/ALM
"He can retire knowing that our courts and our justice system will benefit from his accomplishments for decades to come," Chief Justice Stuart Rabner said.
January 22, 2025 at 02:42 PM
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After 16 years at the helm of the New Jersey Administrative Office of the Courts, Judge Glenn A. Grant is retiring this coming March and will be replaced by Atlantic and Cape May Vicinage Assignment Judge Michael Blee.
Grant has served as a Superior Court judge for 25 years and as acting director of the administrative office of the courts since 2008. Blee has served as a Superior Court judge in Atlantic and Cape May counties since 2012, where he rose to assignment judge in 2022.
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