Frank Lautenburg Federal District Courthouse Newark / Photo by Carmen Natale
Courts in the District of New Jersey, in the event of a shutdown, have funds in place to continue operating for at least three weeks, until January 11, 2019, said Chief Judge Jose Linares. What's unclear is which agency lawyers would be on the job.
December 21, 2018 at 02:05 PM
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Federal courts could operate fully for at least three weeks in a federal government shutdown, according to officials in New Jersey and Washington.
The shutdown looms as Congress and President Donald Trump clashed over $5 billion in funding for Trump’s proposed wall along the country’s border with Mexico.
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