Gov. Chris Christie's administration files court papers fleshing out its reasoning for seeking direct N.J. Supreme Court review of a judge's order that the state recognize same-sex marriage, and for a concomitant stay.
October 08, 2013 at 07:43 PM
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Gov. Chris Christie’s administration filed court papers this week fleshing out its reasoning for seeking direct N.J. Supreme Court review of a judge’s order that the state recognize same-sex marriage, and for a concomitant stay.
Christie argues high court review is warranted given the sea change that the order in Garden State Equality v. Dow would cause if it takes effect on Oct. 21.
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