A state judge indicated Friday she may allow a former standout high-school football player to sue a State Supreme Court justice for allegedly trying to influence an issue involving his son, a star gridder and some hard hitting during football practice.
"I think the color of the law is grand enough to encompass some of the allegations here ... My dilemma at this point is to give all favorable inference to the plaintiff," said Superior Court Judge Linda Feinberg, promising to rule on the issue by Wednesday.
Former Haddonfield Memorial High School football standout Conor Larkin, a two-way lineman, has filed a suit against Supreme Court Justice Roberto Rivera-Soto, saying the justice threw his weight around after a 2006 gridiron dispute between then-team-captain Larkin and Rivera-Soto's son, Christian, who was a sophomore lineman on the team.
No where in the article is the justice's political affiliation mentioned but give it a shot.
Is he a democrat or republican?
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