New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal on Monday announced plans to increase diversity in the Department of Law and Public Safety and beyond—including in the department’s lawyer ranks, the members of the state police, and county prosecutors.
In an interview, Grewal—the former Bergen County prosecutor and Phil Murphy’s first nominee as governor—vowed, in addition to increasing the number of minority and women employees in the department, to change other practices as well, including many that bear on the department’s in-house and outside counsel.
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