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Laying out in detail the New Jersey Supreme Court's rationale for allowing an 11th-hour switch in U.S. Senate candidates, Chief Justice Deborah Poritz said that if the state Legislature is unhappy with the ruling, it could write a law to prevent a recurrence. To that end, two assemblymen last week introduced a bill to impose time restrictions on switching candidates late in the game.
October 16, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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