A criminal judge from Sussex County has accused his boss of yanking a case from him for political reasons after lawyers complained about a rejected plea deal.
October 10, 2013 at 03:41 AM
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A criminal judge from Sussex County has accused his boss of yanking a case from him for political reasons after lawyers complained about a rejected plea deal.
Edward Gannon claims Assignment Judge Thomas Weisenbeck overstepped his authority, undermining judicial independence and enabling judge-shopping.
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