The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case brought by a former aide to ex-New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie who is appealing her conviction in the Bridgegate scandal
Washington The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a case brought by a former aide to ex-New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie who is appealing her conviction in the Bridgegate scandal.
The case concerns Bridget Anne Kelly, who was convicted of misusing Port Authority resources to close several lanes leading to the George Washington Bridge, causing severe traffic issues as an act of political retribution. Kelly, who had served as Christie's deputy chief of staff, was set to report for her sentence in July.
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