An ideological balance among the justices is "what has historically taken place on the court," said Sen. Holly Schepisi, R-Bergen, who invoked senatorial courtesy to block the nomination of Apter.
December 21, 2021 at 01:23 PM
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Although her Supreme Court nomination has been blocked under senatorial courtesy, Rachel Wainer Apter might still take a seat on the high court under a package deal being discussed in Trenton.
Holly Schepisi, the Republican legislator from Bergen County who blocked Apter’s nomination, said she is in talks with Gov. Phil Murphy’s office about a deal encompassing Apter and the next Supreme Court nominee.
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Holly Schepisi, left, and Rachel Wainer Apter, right. Courtesy photos
