Making sure there is diversity on the Supreme Court can help foster a public perception of judicial fairness, independence and bipartisanship that is critical to garnering respect for the court's decisions.
December 27, 2012 at 04:50 PM
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To the Editor:
Governor Christie recently nominated two men to fill vacancies on the Supreme Court. Neither candidate is African-American nor Latino, which are the state’s two largest minority groups. This lack of diversity has spawned public condemnation from many progressive groups.
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