Essex County, besieged with the highest judicial vacancies in the state, is getting by with a little help from nine judges borrowed from other counties and eight retired judges on recall status.
May 23, 2013 at 02:44 AM
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Essex County, besieged with the highest judicial vacancies in the state, is getting by with a little help from nine judges borrowed from other counties and eight retired judges on recall status.
All nine loaner judges most of them newly appointed to the bench were assigned to Essex County within the past year and most within the past three months.
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