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To: steveegg
Equitable powers do not exist where the Constitution has given power expressly to the legislature.
25 posted on 10/04/2002 5:37:21 AM PDT by copycat
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To: copycat
Bingo. What's even more-egregious in this case is that the NJ Legislature has given NO power to the NJ judiciary.
26 posted on 10/04/2002 5:40:20 AM PDT by steveegg
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To: copycat
Equitable powers do not exist where the Constitution has given power expressly to the legislature.

As a NJ citizen, I'd like to know what can be done to bring pressure to bear to admonish, reprimand or impeach, this court. Their judicial activism makes me sick!

BTW, the 51-day provision that NJSC ignored is not the only law affected by their ruling; laws regulating the county clerks election practices are now bent as wellThere is *no way* this law can be abided because of the reprint.
Disgraceful.
29 posted on 10/04/2002 6:05:33 AM PDT by GirlShortstop
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