SCHUNDLER v. PAULSEN

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Docket Number

A-101 September Term 2000

Attorney(S)

Wilson, Elser, Moskowitz, Edelman Dicker, LLP, submitted a brief on behalf of appellant ( Brian W. McAlindin and Jennifer A. Keller on the brief). John J. Farmer, Jr., Attorney General of New Jersey, submitted a letter brief on behalf of respondents DeForest B. Soaries and Sharon Young ( Mark J. Fleming, Assistant Attorney General, on the brief; Michael J. Haas, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel). Riker, Danzig, Scherer, Hyland Peretti, LLP, submitted a letter brief on behalf of respondents Glenn R. Paulsen, George R. Gilmore, and Richard H. Bagger ( Anne M. Patterson on the brief). Blank, Rome, Comisky McCauley, LLP, submitted a letter in lieu of brief on behalf of intervenor-respondent Robert D. Franks ( William E. Baroni, Jr., on the brief).

Judges

PER CURIAM

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BRET SCHUNDLER, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. GLENN R. PAULSEN, GEORGE R.GILMORE, RICHARD H. BAGGER, DEFOREST B. SOARIES, New Jersey Secretaryof State, SHARON YOUNG, Director of Election Law Enforcement Commission,Defendants-Respondents, and MICHAEL J. GARVIN, Atlantic County Clerk,KATHLEEN A. DONOVAN, Bergen County Clerk, PHILIP E. HAINES, BurlingtonCounty Clerk, JAMES BEACH, Camden County Clerk, ANGELA F. PULVINO, CapeMay County Clerk, GLORIA NUTO, Cumberland County Clerk, PATRICK McNALLY,Essex County Clerk, JAMES HOGAN, Gloucester County Clerk, JANET E. HAYNES,Hudson County Clerk, DOROTHY K. TIRPOK, Hunterdon County Clerk, CATHERINEDiCOSTANZO, Mercer County Clerk, ELAINE FLYNN, Middlesex County Clerk, M.CLAIRE FRENCH, Monmouth County Clerk, JOAN BRAMHALL, Morris County Clerk,M. DEAN HAINES, Ocean County Clerk, RONNI NOCHIMSON, Passaic County Clerk,GILDA T. GILL, Salem County Clerk, R. PETER WIDIN, Somerset County Clerk,ERMA GORMLEY, Sussex County Clerk, JOANNE RAJOPPI, Union County Clerk,TERRANCE D. LEE, Warren County Clerk; Defendants, and ROBERT D. FRANKS,Inter

PER CURIAM

This matter has come before the Court on an appeal as of right that alleges several constitutional violations. R. 2:2-1(a)(1). In light of the need for a prompt disposition of the matter, the parties have submitted briefs on an accelerated schedule pursuant to our Order of May 9, 2001, and the Court has elected, pursuant to Rule 2:11-1(b), to dispose of the appeal without oral argument. In addition, the Court has carefully reviewed the record below, including the briefs of the parties filed with the trial court and the Appellate Division.

The Court is satisfied that the opinions of Judge Feinberg in the Law Division and Judge Baime in the Appellate Division have resolved appropriately the issues raised. Therefore, the judgment of the Appellate Division is affirmed, substantially for the reasons expressed in that court's opinion.

The Court's Order of May 9, 2001, staying all actions in respect of the Republican primary for Governor, is vacated, effective immediately.

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