These are excerpts from elegies delivered by Justice Virginia Long and former justices Alan Handler and James Zazzali at a memorial service held Nov. 10, at the state Supreme Court in Trenton for Justice Daniel O’Hern, who served on the Court from 1981 to 2000:
By Justice Handler:
Justice O’Hern was considered by his colleagues to be a consensus builder who believed the Supreme Court should be unanimous on important matters, that such solidarity added weight and heft to its dispositions. He strove for this goal as a matter of principle — to bring the Court to the just and right result that would be understood and accepted — and he did so by dint of his insight and intellect, his scholarship and comprehension. These rarely failed to win the Court.
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