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New Jersey Judge Alexander Lehrer got a tongue-lashing last month from the state's Appellate Division, which said he "paid lip service" to its order to reduce a $3 million verdict found to be excessive. Lehrer did reduce the verdict -- by exactly one cent -- apparently in protest of the court's order. In so doing, he "violated longstanding principles of our jurisprudence governing the relationship between trial and appellate courts," wrote the appeals court judges.
December 03, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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