Two New Jersey judges who admittedly fraternized with a government official facing indictment on official corruption charges deny that they acted unethically.
October 10, 2013 at 03:37 AM
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Two New Jersey judges who admittedly fraternized with a government official facing indictment on official corruption charges deny that they acted unethically.
Judges Raymond Reddin and Gerald Keegan admitted attending weekly church group dinners and evening masses with Anthony Ardis, a former Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission official, for two years after Ardis’ indictment in 2011.
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