The New Jersey Attorney General’s office must turn over records from a probe into whether state Democratic Party fundraiser George Norcross tried to block a municipal attorney’s reappointment for political reasons.
A state appeals court on Friday affirmed a ruling that an unspecified number of 268 records — withheld on privilege grounds — be disclosed to Palmyra Borough solicitor Ted Rosenberg, who has been fighting for almost a decade to see them.
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