Via NJ.com:
By Christopher Baxter and Susan K. Livio/The Star-Ledger
TRENTON — With Gov. Chris Christie’s political future on the line, lawyers for two of his former advisers and a legislative panel investigating the George Washington Bridge lane closings jousted today over whether the pair must turn over e-mails, texts and other records.
State Superior Court Judge Mary Jacobson peppered the panel’s attorney, Reid Schar, with pointed questions about why she should force the hands of the two advisers — Bill Stepien and Bridget Anne Kelly — who claim that complying with subpoenas issued by the panel would...
