The state attorney general's office is still finding scores of recruits for its Volunteer Associates in Public Service program, launched in 2009 when the recession in New Jersey's legal profession hit rock bottom.
October 19, 2012 at 07:56 PM
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The state attorney general’s office is still finding scores of recruits for its Volunteer Associates in Public Service program, launched in 2009 when the recession in New Jersey’s legal profession hit rock bottom.
The program offers training in a spectrum of work in the Division of Law touted as New Jersey’s largest law firm and a chance to move into paying jobs as deputy attorneys general.
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