Contrary to a member's suggestion of procedural irregularity, Prol was duly endorsed at a WIPS meeting where a quorum was present and acting throughout.
April 24, 2013 at 06:00 AM
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To the Editor:
I am the chair of the N.J. State Bar Association’s Women in the Profession Section and I write to correct the numerous inaccuracies advanced by Linda Niedweske in her letter to the editor, published in the April 22 edition, regarding WIPS’ endorsement of Thomas Prol for second vice president.
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