In a ceremonial session held on June 30, 2025, the New Jersey Senate and General Assembly honored Justice M. Chabees Charles, a remarkable 14-year-old student and athlete, for his outstanding achievements in academics and sports. The joint legislative resolution, introduced by Senator Wimberly, Assemblywoman Sumter, and Assemblyman Abba Dilziz, recognized Justice's impressive academic record, maintaining a 3.8 GPA and earning a prestigious Aquinas Academy scholarship, which will allow him to continue his education at Paramus Catholic High School.

Justice's accomplishments extend beyond the classroom. He has been a consistent competitor in track and field since the age of seven, qualifying for the National Junior Olympics every year. In 2025, he excelled at the AAU and USATF New Jersey championships, winning gold medals in both the 100 meters and 200 meters, while also setting personal records of 11.72 seconds and 23.1 seconds, respectively. His performance has earned him recognition as the fastest 14-year-old sprinter in New Jersey, along with a bronze medal in the long jump. Justice has received invitations to compete in prestigious events, including the Nike Indoor Nationals and the New Balance Nationals.

The resolution commended Justice for his discipline, humility, and adherence to high standards of character and sportsmanship, highlighting the pride he instills in his peers, family, and the legislative members. The Senate and Assembly expressed their best wishes for his future endeavors, emphasizing the importance of recognizing young individuals who exemplify excellence and dedication in their pursuits.

As the session concluded, the authenticated resolution will be formally transmitted to Justice M. Chabees Charles, marking a significant acknowledgment of his achievements and setting a positive example for other young people in the community.