The $85 billion-plus across-the-board board cut in the federal budget that took effect on March 1 is already being felt in New Jersey's federal courts and, barring congressional action, will likely worsen when the new fiscal year begins.
April 09, 2013 at 06:06 AM
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The $85 billion-plus across-the-board cut in the federal budget that took effect on March 1 is already being felt in New Jersey’s federal courts and, barring congressional action, will likely worsen when the new fiscal year begins.
Chief U.S. District Judge Jerome Simandle says the sequester is having "a huge impact behind the scenes and upon the public that is going to become more and more visible."
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