Democrats in the New Jersey Senate were caucusing late Monday in preparation for what would probably be the last voting session for the summer when Republican Gov. Chris Christie delivered a bombshell: He was withdrawing eight Superior Court nominees for Essex County that he had announced only days earlier.
July 02, 2014 at 05:56 PM
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Democrats in the New Jersey Senate were caucusing late Monday in preparation for what would probably be the last voting session for the summer when Republican Gov. Chris Christie delivered a bombshell: He was withdrawing eight Superior Court nominees for Essex County that he had announced only days earlier.
The nominations were supposed to be a start toward filling the 22 vacancies in the busiest vicinage in the state, with some of those vacancies dating back years.
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