The Task Force on Judicial Independence—formed last year by the State Bar Association to address perceived threats to the autonomy of New Jersey’s judges during Gov. Chris Christie’s administration—is kicking into high gear.
The panel of retired judges, practicing attorneys, legal academics and lay people will hold four public hearings, the first on Tuesday at the Law Center in New Brunswick, and then will issue a report with its recommendations.
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