内容摘要：“Our priority needs to be not just protecting my client but all children in similar circumstances under the care and watch of the probation department,” Tooson said. “There were lawsuits prior to this. I personally represent several individuals who’ve been harmed at the same facility after this.”

“Our priority needs to be not just protecting my client but all children in similar circumstances under the care and watch of the probation department,” Tooson said. “There were lawsuits prior to this. I personally represent several individuals who’ve been harmed at the same facility after this.”

Ciattarelli said his first executive order if elected would be to end any sanctuary policies for immigrants in the country illegally. Currently, the state attorney general has directed local law enforcement not to assist federal agents in civil immigration matters.There is no legal definition for

, but they generally limit cooperation by local law enforcement with federal immigration officers.Ciattarelli also said the attorney general he appoints if he wins won’t be bringing lawsuits against the White House. New Jersey’s current attorney general has pursued several high-profile challenges to the president’s agenda,Trump’s order calling for the end of

Ciattarelli is running against former radio talk host Bill Spadea, state Sen. Jon Bramnick, former Englewood Cliffs Mayor Mario Kranjac and a southern New Jersey contractor named Justin Barbera.Early in-person voting begins Tuesday and goes through Sunday. Primary day is June 10, though voters have been sending mail-in ballots in since late April.

Though the primary isn’t over, Ciattarelli hinted at what attacks against his eventual Democratic challenger in the general election might be, saying the party’s eight years in the governorship and more than two decades of power in the legislature have been a failure.

The Democratic field isn’t set. There’s a six-way contest between Reps. Josh Gottheimer and Mikie Sherrill; Mayors Ras Baraka of Newark and Steven Fulop of Jersey City; former state Senate President Steve Sweeney; and teacher’s union president Sean Spiller.SAN SALVADOR (AP) — Un tribunal de conciencia declaró culpables el martes a tres altos mandos en retiro de las fuerzas armadas de El Salvador por el asesinato de cuatro periodistas holandeses en 1982 mientras cubrían la guerra civil en el país centroamericano.

A 43 años del asesinato de los periodistas holandeses, el tribunal —compuesto por cinco mujeres— encontró culpables del crimen al exministro de la Defensa, general José Guillermo García, de 91 años; al exdirector de la extinta Policía de Hacienda, coronel Francisco Morán, de 93 años; y al excomandante de la Cuarta Brigada de Infantería, con sede en Chalatenango, coronel Mario Adalberto Reyes Mena, de 85 años.Se trata del primer caso de crímenes de guerra en llegar a etapa de vista pública en El Salvador.

Los procesados no estuvieron presentes durante la vista pública. El general García y el coronel Morán, que según se asegura presentan estado de salud delicado, permanecen bajo custodia policial en un hospital privado de San Salvador, mientras que Reyes Mena vive en Estados Unidos. Laordenó en marzo pasado que se iniciaran los trámites de extradición ante ese país.