A New Jersey town accusing a former judge of improperly handling affordable housing litigation despite a close relationship with a developer has found new fodder: Records indicating the judge accepted paid vacations from the developer while he was on the bench.
South Brunswick is seeking to have affordable housing rulings made by retired Superior Court Judge Douglas Wolfson vacated because of what it alleges is the appearance of a conflict of interest.
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