The New Jersey Supreme Court is on the verge of deciding whether the judiciary once again needs to step into the role of ensuring that each of the state’s municipalities provides its share of affordable housing.
The court heard arguments for more than three hours Jan. 6 over the request from the Fair Share Housing Center, a nonprofit group that advocates for affordable housing, to return to a system in which judges, and not a state agency, decide how many low- and moderate-income homes each municipality must provide.
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