"I think we're coming to, potentially, a resolution to some of the concerns that I've raised, and come the new session, there may be a pathway for us to get there," Sen. Heidi Schepisi said in a published report.
January 11, 2022 at 06:21 PM
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One day after Rachel Wainer Apter’s nomination to the Supreme Court expired, Gov. Phil Murphy has announced plans to renominate the civil rights litigator for the seat vacated by Justice Jaynee LaVecchia.
Tuesday’s announcement from the governor’s office doesn’t say how Murphy plans to deal with the opposition of state Sen. Heidi Schepisi, R-Bergen, who used senatorial courtesy to derail Apter’s nomination the first time around.
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New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, left, and Rachel Wainer Apter, right. Credits: ALM/Courtesy photo
