The announcement comes shortly after the New Jersey State Bar Association issued a report finding high rates of alcohol abuse, anxiety, depression, stress and suicidal thoughts among the state's lawyers.
May 02, 2023 at 06:11 PM
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The New Jersey Supreme Court announced a special committee to develop recommendations to support the mental health of attorneys, judges and other members of the legal community.
The committee will examine risks faced by legal professionals and the resources available for dealing with mental health challenges, substance abuse and self-harm, so that it can identify strategies to address unmet mental health needs.
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