Senator Holly Schepisi (R-39) this morning summoned veteran attorney David Calviello of Bergen County to the Senate Judiciary Committee for consideration as a state Superior Court Judge.
The committee unanimously backed Calviello, who attended the hearing with his family.
State Senator Paul Sarlo (D-36) took time to note Calviello’s “great experience.”
A partner with Calcagni & Kanefsky, Calviello is a veteran New Jersey prosecutor and former Trial Chief in the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office. The nominee brings his extensive experience to bear in defending clients in white-collar criminal matters and all types of state crimes. He also handles internal and government investigations, complex litigation, and employment disputes.
Over the course of his 25-year career as a state prosecutor, Calviello handled every kind of criminal matter, tried nearly 60 jury trials, and received promotion to the highest-ranking Chief Assistant Prosecutor in the county. As Trial Chief for five years, he supervised a team of prosecutors who handled the majority of criminal cases in Bergen County, the most populated county in New Jersey.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee recently advanced the nomination of David Calviello to a key position, sparking both excitement and controversy among lawmakers and the public. Calviello, a seasoned legal professional with a strong track record in the field, has been nominated for a crucial role that will have a significant impact on the legal landscape in the state.
As a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Calviello’s nomination has been met with both praise and criticism. Supporters of his nomination point to his extensive experience and expertise in the legal field, citing his impressive resume and past accomplishments as evidence of his qualifications for the position. They believe that Calviello’s appointment will bring a fresh perspective and much-needed expertise to the role, ultimately benefiting the state and its residents.
However, critics of Calviello’s nomination have raised concerns about his past work and potential conflicts of interest. Some have questioned his ties to certain industries and organizations, suggesting that these connections could compromise his ability to serve impartially in the role. Others have expressed doubts about his commitment to upholding the values and principles of justice, arguing that his past actions may not align with the responsibilities of the position.
Despite the controversy surrounding his nomination, Calviello remains confident in his ability to fulfill the duties of the role effectively and ethically. He has pledged to uphold the highest standards of integrity and professionalism in his work, promising to prioritize the interests of the state and its residents above all else. As he moves forward in the confirmation process, Calviello is determined to prove his critics wrong and demonstrate his worthiness for the position.
The advancement of David Calviello’s nomination by the Senate Judiciary Committee marks a significant step forward in the confirmation process. As lawmakers and the public continue to debate his qualifications and suitability for the role, one thing is certain: Calviello’s appointment will have far-reaching implications for the legal landscape in the state. Only time will tell how his tenure will unfold and what impact it will have on the state and its residents.
