"Ask any students of the Constitutional Convention of 1947, and they will tell you that is not what the Framers of the modern Constitution envisioned," Chief Justice Stuart Rabner said in his State of the Judiciary remarks at the New Jersey State Bar Convention last week. "Nowhere in the debates about the Judicial Branch did they contemplate a vacancy level of more than 40% on the state’s highest court."
May 26, 2022 at 11:42 AM
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Chief Justice Stuart Rabner addressed the “sustained and growing” number of judicial vacancies both on the state Supreme Court and across the various counties in his recent state of the judiciary remarks at the New Jersey State Bar Convention.
Rabner cited the judicial vacancy numbers at the trial court level—75 out of 433 trial court positions vacant at the time of his May 20 address, the highest vacancy level in the history of the state judiciary.
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