The Democratic-controlled state Senate votes down Gov. Chris Christie's nomination of Fredric Knapp as Morris County's prosecutor.
December 21, 2012 at 02:56 AM
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The Democratic-controlled state Senate on Thursday voted down Gov. Chris Christie’s nomination of Fredric Knapp as Morris County’s prosecutor.
The 13-24 vote, split along party lines, came less than a week after Christie sidestepped the Senate Judiciary Committee, which never held a confirmation hearing, and appointed Knapp acting prosecutor.
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