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JNC members donated to Shekarchi, raising new questions on court bid Original

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By Patrick Anderson Verified
| Providence Journal Verified
More than half of the members of the Judicial Nominating Commission who voted to include former House Speaker K. Joseph Shekarchi among the candidates to fill an opening on the state Supreme Court have previously donated to his campaign.
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RI judge finds no problem with Shekarchi going from lawmaker to Supreme Court

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By Patrick Anderson Verified
| Providence Journal Verified
Former House Speaker K. Joseph Shekarchi is free to jump straight from the General Assembly to the state Supreme Court, a Superior Court Judge ruled Monday, July 27.
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What comes next after judge clears Shekarchi's path to Supreme Court seat

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By Patrick Anderson Verified
| The Newport Daily News Verified
July 27, 2026Updated July 28, 2026, 12:08 p.m. ET Former House Speaker K. Joseph Shekarchi is free to jump directly from the General Assembly to the state Supreme Court without sitting out a one-year "revolving door" wait, a Superior Court judge ruled Monday, July 27. Judge Richard Licht's 28-page written decision said applying the revolving door law's one-year pause to Supreme Court appointments would violate the state constitution, which reserves appointment authority to the governor.
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