Consternation over the effect of this year’s pension system overhaul on the state judiciary has prompted a pair of proposed constitutional amendments — one that would be to judges’ liking, the other not so much.
One measure, supported by Gov. Chris Christie, would undo a court ruling that state judges can’t be made to contribute more toward their pension and health-care plans. A second would ease up on a constitutional prohibition on judges earning outside revenue.
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