The state Senate passed a nonbinding resolution on Thursday calling for the resignation of Justice Roberto Rivera-Soto, who has declared his intention to abstain from certain Supreme Court decisions on constitutional grounds.
February 17, 2011 at 07:04 PM
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The state Senate passed a nonbinding resolution on Thursday calling for the resignation of Justice Roberto Rivera-Soto, who has declared his intention to abstain from certain Supreme Court decisions on constitutional grounds.
The resolution passed by the minimum 21 votes, all from Democrats.
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