Unlike the NFL, there is no overtime if the state's highest court, currently down one Justice, ends up with a 3-3 tie.
without the possibility of parole, to be released from prison.
got into a political spat with former Senate President Stephen Sweeney, D-Gloucester, over Christie’s refusal to renominate Justice John Wallace, Jr. That case was ultimately decided by a trial court after the state dropped an appeal before the New Jersey Supreme Court. The trial court decided in 2013 that the couples could get married.
Fernandez-Vina retired just a month and half after former Justice Jaynee LaVecchia, an independent, stepped down on Dec. 31. Rabner noted that since New Jersey adopted a new state Constitution in 1947, governors have followed a tradition of having no more than four members of the court affiliated with a single political party.
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