The death of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia has brought the issue of judicial appointments to the national stage. But New Jersey has been ...
Bruce Harris
Republicans vow to block Obama's nominee to fill Scalia's U.S. Supreme Court seat. But in the battle to fill an empty seat on New Jersey's ...
A New Jersey congressman says it’s time to end the shutdown. Plus warnings about the New Jersey courts. And charges against a powerful politician.
Senate leaders will hold a hearing on Faustino Fernandez-Vina, but some involved in law say the war between Gov. Christie and Senate Democrats over Supreme ...
It's Booker versus Lonegan as New Jersey voters choose their candidates to replace the late Sen. Frank Lautenberg. We have the numbers, the victory speeches ...
Gov. Chris Christie says he denied tenure to state Supreme Court Justice Helen Hoens to save her from having to go through a contentious and ...
Gov. Chris Christie has nominated Board of Public Utilities President Robert Hanna and Monmouth County civil court judge David Bauman to serve on the state's ...
Michael Aron: Over the past decade, the Court has been filled by Democrats, Republicans, and Independents -- not simply by Justices.
Gov. Christie was in Bergen County to announce a new solar energy initiative, but ended up answering questions about political patronage at the Port Authority ...
Darryl Isherwood says Donald Payne Jr. has the upper hand in the 10th district and blames Steve Rothman's camp for the negativity in the ninth ...
Democratic Strategist Michael Murphy and Republican Strategist Bill Spadea discuss the upcoming Democratic primary between Bill Pascrell and Steve Rothman.
In the wake of the Senate Judiciary Committee's decision to reject state Supreme Court justice nominee Bruce Harris, Sen. Richard Codey criticized Christie for mocking ...
Battle lines are drawn and positions are hardening in the aftermath of the Senate Judiciary committee’s rejection of Gov. Chris Christie’s second state Supreme Court ...
After four hours of consideration, the five Republicans on the committee voted "yes," seven of the eight Democrats voted "no" to Bruce Harris.
Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Nicholas Scutari said state Supreme Court justice nominee Bruce Harris lacked the legal expertise and skills to serve.
