Superior Court Judge Samuel Ragonese Jr./courtesy photo
“I’ve worked in Gloucester, Salem, Camden, Burlington and Cumberland” counties, said New Jersey Superior Court Judge Samuel Ragonese, a 1982 Temple University Beasley School of Law alumnus, told the Senate Judiciary Committee. “I’ve been all over South Jersey.”
May 11, 2020 at 06:59 PM
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*This story was updated Thursday when Ragonese’s tenure nomination was approved by the full Senate.
Superior Court Judge Samuel Ragonese’s confirmation hearing to give him tenure on the bench until he reaches age 70 was postponed last month because COVID-19 kept lawmakers out of the Statehouse, but it was whisked through the Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday, and the full Senate Thursday, by remote votes.
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