Camden County Hall of Justice

I must say that my views on how things have been handled in the court room have changed. Judge Shusted is pretty amazing. Extremely fair in his rulings. I have not once seen or heard of this judge disrespecting anyone standing before him. He thoroughly listens and assesses the cases presented to him, I CAN only speak for myself at the moment. The prosecution and public defense teams seem to work well with one another. The attitudes of staff within the facility also have changed, in my opinion for the better. I feel that with more judges like Shusted hearing cases with the honor that he presents during his sessions, more individuals would approach their issues with less nervousness, more openness and more respect. I cannot speak for other judges, as it has been quite a while since I've stood before anyone in superior court. I've had many negative outlooks on the law throughout our my life. I've expressed these issues privately and publicly, but I will publicly say, the court room I've been entering has slowly changed my views for hope within certain aspects of the law. Again I'm only speaking from my personal experience.

Well, after reading some other reviews, I can only speak from my own experience - at least the doctor experience I had was good. I saw Dr. Antje Greenfield, she was a very pleasant person and seemed to genuinely want to get my pain issue resolved.

I wish I could submit feedback directly, but I just wanted to say that Nicole in the family division intake is a star!! I am so grateful for her help today. She went out of her way to help me with the bureaucracy, even though it was 4pm on a Friday. Thank you, Nicole!!!

Very helpful staff on hand. Only problem I have is the sheriff's officers seemed selective on who they thoroughly search. For example I followed all the protocol removed my belt and anything metal from my pockets. Next to me was a gentleman who was either an attorney or a judge because he was carrying the heavy legal briefcase and was only made to pull up his pant leg. If I have to remove my belt and be fully checked with a wand why wasn't he? That seems like selective enforcement of the rules for a person who makes more money than the average person isn't searched fully.