A high-stakes dispute between New Jersey and Delaware with roots in the 1600s played out before the Supreme Court on Tuesday. Justices seemed concerned that Delaware was asking too much by asserting the power to veto a $600 million liquefied natural gas plant planned for the New Jersey side of the Delaware River. Because the case falls under the Court's original jurisdiction, Justice Stephen Breyer's recusal could torpedo it completely if the other eight justices reach a 4-4 tie.
November 28, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A high-stakes dispute between New Jersey and Delaware with roots in the 1600s played out before the Supreme Court on Tuesday.
A slight edge in the complex case may have gone to New Jersey, and not just because two of the eight justices ruling in the case were born there: Antonin Scalia and Samuel Alito Jr.
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