How can I get my property back after a case is over in NJ. (computers, storage drives)

You can get an order from the Judge if needed. talk to your attorney. Many times the prosecutor can help with the release of items.

Your attorney can seek an Order from the judge returning the property. Hire a lawyer if you don;t have one already.

Generally, your computers and your storage devices will be returned to you unless they contain data that is criminal such as child pornography. The Prosecutor's Office can make a image of the computer and return it to you. Your lawyer should either write a letter or file a Motion with the Court.

It depends! If you were served with a Civil Forfeiture Complaint by the Prosecution, and a Judgment in Forfeiture was entered against you and you were not successful on appeal, then you have lost you right to reclaim your computers and storage devices. If this is not the case, then suggest to your attorney to initially speak with the Assistant Prosecutor who handled your case, and if that discussion proves unsuccessful in having your property returned to you, then your attorney will need to file a formal motion with the Court. But please bear in mind that 2 months is not an especially lengthy period of time to have the issue of the return of your property resolved. The County Prosecutor may not actually have possession of the computers and storage devices as it my have remained with the local police. The computer and storage devices may in the opinion of the prosecution have constituted evidence against you at the time it was seized.