Visitors to the 42 buildings that house the New Jersey courts will soon get a chance to give feedback on their experiences with the state justice system.
September 18, 2013 at 02:58 AM
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Visitors to the 42 buildings that house the New Jersey courts will soon get a chance to give feedback on their experiences with the state justice system.
During the week of Oct. 7, staff in every vicinage will hand out what is in essence a customer satisfaction survey, gauging users' ratings of ease of access to the courts and fairness of treatment received.
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