Michael Noriega would be the first-ever former public defender to serve on New Jersey's highest court.
’s fourth nominee to the New Jersey Supreme Court, just got one step closer to joining the bench and helping end a tumultuous period on the state‘s highest court., a 45-year-old Union County resident, after a non-contentious confirmation hearing at the Statehouse in Trenton.
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