While NJ Supreme Court nominee Peter Verniero was stonewalling Democrats' attempts last month to get documents on how his office handled a sensitive probe, his deputies mistakenly released the documents in a civil case. So Verniero sent investigators, armed with a judge's order and guns, to raid a lawyer's office to get them back.
May 17, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
While Supreme Court nominee Peter Verniero was stonewallingDemocrats’ attempts last month to get documents on how his officehandled a sensitive probe, his deputies mistakenly released thedocuments in a civil case.
So Verniero sent investigators, armed with a judge’s orderand guns, to raid a lawyer’s office to get them back.
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