Gov. Chris Christie's Supreme Court nominees have drawn mixed reviews from bar organizations that represent different racial groups, each seeking their own brand of diversity on the court.
December 19, 2012 at 03:32 AM
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Gov. Chris Christies Supreme Court nominees have drawn mixed reviews from bar organizations that represent different racial groups, each seeking their own brand of diversity on the court.
Christies latest picks are Board of Public Utilities President Robert Hanna, who is white, and Monmouth County Superior Court Judge David Bauman, who is partially of Asian descent.
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