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TRENTON -- The state Senate voted today to roll back mandatory minimum sentences for some drug offenses in school zones, a victory for supporters seeking treatment rather than jail time for nonviolent drug offenders. Full Article at NJ.com
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The state Senate voted yesterday to roll back mandatory minimum sentences for some drug offenses in school zones, a victory for supporters seeking treatment rather than jail time for nonviolent drug offenders. Full Article at NorthJersey.com
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New Jersey Sen. Raymond J. Lesniak, D-Elizabeth, looks on as fellow Sen. Jefferson Van Drew, D-Cape May Court House speaks Monday, March 23, 2009, in Trenton, N.J. , speaks about a federal lawsuit Lesniak filed Monday that seeks to allow sports betting... View Photo »
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Tony Kurdzuk/The Star-LedgerSenator Raymond Lesniak (D-Union), co-sponsor of the marriage equality bill, reacts after getting a round of applause from members of Garden State Equality outside the Senate chamber gallery at the Statehouse this... Full Article at NJ.com
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(CNN) –A New Jersey Senate vote on a bill that would legalize same-sex marriage in the state has been delayed, one of the bill's sponsors said Thursday. The Marriage Equality Act's sponsors, Democratic Sens. Full Article at CNN
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TRENTON — State senators have postponed a potential landmark vote that had been planned for today on legislation that would grant gay couples the right to marry in New Jersey, with the proposal's fate far from certain. Full Article at N.J. Courier-Post Online
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New Jersey Sen. Raymond J. Lesniak, D-Elizabeth, speaks Monday, March 23, 2009, in Trenton, N.J. , about a federal lawsuit he filed earlier that seeks to allow sports betting in all 50 states. View Photo »
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TRENTON - A crucial New Jersey Senate vote on same-sex marriage, expected to be held today, was called off late yesterday as advocates struggled to find the support needed for passage. The measure's sponsors, Sens. Full Article at Philadelphia Inquirer
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TRENTON State senators have postponed a potential landmark vote that had been planned for Thursday on legislation that would grant gay couples the right to marry in New Jersey, with the proposal's fate far from certain. Full Article at The Morris County Daily Record
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New Jersey Sen. Raymond J. Lesniak, D-Elizabeth, looks on as fellow Sen. Jefferson Van Drew, D-Cape May Court House speaks Monday, March 23, 2009, in Trenton, N.J. , speaks about a federal lawsuit Lesniak filed Monday that seeks to allow sports betting in all 50 states.
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New Jersey Sen. Raymond J. Lesniak, D-Elizabeth, speaks Monday, March 23, 2009, in Trenton, N.J. , about a federal lawsuit he filed earlier that seeks to allow sports betting in all 50 states. Now people can only bet legally on professional sports games in four states.
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US lawyer and Democrat Senator Raymond Lesniak delivers his plea "The Road to Justice and Peace" during the 20th International Human Rights Competition for Lawyers at the Peace Memorial in Caen, western France, on February 1, 2009.
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New Jersey Sen. Raymond J. Lesniak, D-Elizabeth, speaks Monday, March 23, 2009, in Trenton, N.J. , about a federal lawsuit he filed earlier that seeks to allow sports betting in all 50 states. Now people can only bet legally on professional sports games in four states.
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Those who oppose gay marriage are not unloving, hateful or cruel ... But our law, which does not allow for gay marriage, provides a safe haven for those who are. Legalizing gay marriage will take away that safe haven and make us a more compassionate, understanding and loving society.
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Those who oppose gay marriage are not unloving, hateful or cruel ... But our law, which does not allow for gay marriage, provides a safe haven for those who are. Legalizing gay marriage will take away that safe haven and make us a more compassionate, understanding and loving society.
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If he was interested in running for governor or U.S. Senate in the future, this would help him in that effort ... One would hope and expect that people would be appreciative.
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At a time when both gubernatorial candidates are attacking each other, it’s good strategy to remind people of better times in the state with a popular Democratic figure ... It’s no different than President Obama or Joe Biden coming in (for Corzine).
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