This seems to me a great example of a senate confirmation
system working as it should. When the
executive and legislative branches are held by different parties, the judicial
branch gets judges from each party. More on the NJ Supreme Court selection process is here
Judicial elections, democratic appointment (e.g., senate confirmation), and the Missouri Plan (a/k/a "merit selection")
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Thursday, May 29, 2014
Republicans and Democrats Compromise on New Jersey Supreme Court
Republican New Jersey Governor Chris Christie decided to re-nominate
a Democrat, Chief Justice Stuart Rabner, as part of a deal with the Democratic President
of the State Senate, Stephen Sweeney. AP reports Christie
will have Sweeney’s support for Republican Judge Lee Solomon’s high court
nomination in return.
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