All seven members of the panel that advises New Jersey governors on prospective candidates for the state trial courts resigned last week, amid protests over Gov. Chris Christie's decision to drop Justice John Wallace Jr. from the state Supreme Court. But the unrepentant Christie administration says "not everyone shares their views" and that the governor will find new outside advisers soon. Six of the seven panel members told Christie they were quitting because his decision was "inconsistent with an independent judiciary."
June 07, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
All seven members of the panel that advises New Jersey governors on prospective candidates for the state trial courts have resigned, as protests continue over Gov. Chris Christie’s decision to drop Justice John Wallace Jr. from the state Supreme Court.
But the unrepentant Christie administration says “not everyone shares their views” and that the governor will find new outside advisers soon.
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