Irwin Rosen, one of four New Jersey judges accused of official misconduct in a 2007 ticket-fixing scandal, was exonerated last week when the state asked that his charge be dismissed. Rosen had been charged with third-degree official misconduct for allegedly dismissing his own $42 parking ticket and had faced a possible five-year prison term. The scandal rocked Jersey City's Municipal Court, depleted its 11-judge bench and led the state judiciary to issue new strictures governing traffic and parking citations.
September 08, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Irwin Rosen, one of four Jersey City, N.J., judges accused of official misconduct in a 2007 ticket-fixing scandal, was exonerated Sept. 2 when the state requested that his charge be dismissed.
“Our investigation found a dismissal was warranted,” David Wald, a spokesman for Attorney General Anne Milgram, said of the disposition.
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