New Jersey's new head of the Division of Criminal Justice is 36-year-old Deborah Gramiccioni, who has spent nearly all of her 10-year legal career as a federal prosecutor. Gramiccioni, who was most recently a special assistant to New Jersey's attorney general, for now holds the title of acting director of the 147-attorney, 328-detective division, which is the main statewide law enforcement body. She's the most recent entrant to a youthful group of supervising lawyers in the attorney general's office.
July 02, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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New Jersey’s new head of the Division of Criminal Justice is a 36-year-old lawyer who has spent nearly all of her 10-year legal career as a federal prosecutor.
Deborah Gramiccioni, most recently a special assistant to New Jersey Attorney General Anne Milgram, was named to the post on June 20, replacing Gregory Paw, who returned to private practice.
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