Camden County Hall of Justice, County courthouse in Camden, New Jersey
The Camden County Hall of Justice is the courthouse in Camden where multiple divisions of the Superior Court operate. Inside, civil, criminal, and family courts handle their proceedings at 101 South 5th Street.
The courthouse was constructed in 1982 and replaced earlier court buildings that had stood since 1853. Samuel Sloan designed the original Camden County courthouse structure in that year.
The building was dedicated in 1996 to Maria Barnaby Greenwald, who served as the first woman surrogate in Camden County. This dedication reflects how the place honors legal pioneers in the region's history.
The building provides access to various legal services, including civil case processing, criminal proceedings, and family court matters. Visitors should note that the courthouse also administers probation services and houses multiple court divisions.
The courthouse processes a large volume of civil cases, ranging from smaller claims to major disputes. This diversity demonstrates how central it is to resolving legal conflicts for the community.
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