A former Jersey City municipal judge suing the state judiciary over what he claims was harsher disciplinary treatment because of his race has won a key discovery ruling.
On July 29, U.S. District Judge Steven Mannion granted plaintiff Wilson Campbell's motion to compel the Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct to disclose whether Maurice Gallipoli — Hudson County's assignment judge at the time of the disciplinary case — was ever accused of racial bias.
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