Christopher J. Garrenger is a judge of the Superior Court of New Jersey. He was appointed to the bench in 2012 and has served in multiple divisions of the court system. His judicial assignments have included service in the Family Division and later reassignment to the Criminal Division.

Before his appointment to the judiciary, Garrenger worked in public defense. He served in the New Jersey Office of the Public Defender, where he handled criminal defense matters and gained experience in trial and appellate proceedings.

As a Superior Court judge, Garrenger presides over cases involving criminal law, family matters, and other legal proceedings within the state court system. His role includes overseeing trials, issuing rulings, and managing courtroom proceedings in accordance with New Jersey law.

Political Career
• Judge, Superior Court of New Jersey (2012-present)
• Attorney, New Jersey Office of the Public Defender (2000-2012)

Key Policy Areas
• Criminal law and judicial proceedings
• Family law and court administration
• Legal adjudication and case management
• Constitutional law and legal interpretation
• Public defense and criminal justice system

Notable Actions / Initiatives
• Appointed to the Superior Court of New Jersey in 2012.
• Served in both Family Division and Criminal Division assignments within the court system.
• Presided over criminal cases, including rulings on indictments and procedural matters in New Jersey courts.

Education
• Lafayette College, B.A.
• Seton Hall University School of Law, J.D.

Personal
• Birth date: Not publicly available
• Residence: Not publicly available