newjerseynewsroom.com

1. N.J. constitution supports Gov. Christie’s spending on education
(Opinion/Commentary)

... Judge Peter Doyne, a special master appointed by the Supreme Court, asserted that the Christie administration short changed school districts by nearly $2 billion last year in violation of the constitutional ...

2. New Jersey’s school-funding battle could use a dose of reality
(Opinion/Commentary)

... be. Christie and the court will avoid confrontation. Reason will prevail. There are signs of that already. Even Judge Peter Doyne’s decision on Tuesday – the one that said this year’s funding ...

3. Where does the money come from?
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... property tax. The GIT revenue increases in ensuing years could be used to fund the school formula as intended. Dr. Adubato may argue that money doesn't matter, but I suspect that Judge Doyne did a ...

4. Judge rules on N.J. Abbott case but where's the money?
(Opinion/Commentary)

BY STEVE ADUBATO COMMENTARY Once again, a judge has stepped in and dramatically changed the fiscal landscape in the state of New Jersey. Superior Court Judge Peter Doyne was appointed as a “special ...

5. N.J. judge rejects Christie's school aid cuts
(N.J./State)

... judge held Tuesday. Judge Peter Doyne, who was appointed as special master in the Abbott vs. Burke school funding case, issued an opinion that also found the aid reductions "fell more heavily upon our ...

6. N.J. Supreme Court names ‘special master’ to examine legality of Gov. Christie's school aid cuts
(N.J./State)

Judge Peter Doyne must issue report by March 31 The state Supreme Court Thursday appointed a "special master" to gather additional information and issue a report on the effect of state funding reductions ...

7. N.J. Supreme Court to hear new school funding plan
(N.J./State)

... Superior Court Judge Peter E. Doyne wrote in his 84-page opinion. Doyne recommended the Abbott districts, which include Newark, Paterson, Elizabeth and Perth Amboy, be allowed to ask for more aid for ...