The New Jersey Supreme Court, after four years of uncertainty stemming from a long-standing stalemate between Republican Gov. Chris Christie and the Democratic-controlled state Senate, settled into a sense of calm in the second half of 2014. That’s because a compromise finally was reached that likely will maintain the court’s current composition for years to come.
The year began with questions about whether Christie—who early on vowed to remake what he considered to be a rogue, activist court—would nominate Chief Justice Stuart Rabner, a Democrat, for tenure.
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