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Star LedgerU.S. District Judge William Martini called the evidence in the trial "overwhelming" and said he was bothered by the defendant’s lack of recognition of any wrongdoing. "I never got a sense during the course of this trial that the he had any understanding of just how offensive his conduct was," Martini said.
"Somewhere in his career – and I get a sense it was a long time ago – he lost sense of what it was to hold public trust."
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Raymond O'Grady has been found guilty by a jury of his peers and that's it. I feel terrible for his family. It's certainly a bad time for them. Office holders have special responsibilities and Mr. O'Grady apparently violated them and is going to pay a price. It's the law and it's our system of justice and it's what everyone signs onto when they are citizens in this country.
I feel for Ray's family too.
At the Affiliate Dinner in February you could cut the tension in the room with a knife when Ray, Jr was introduced as an officer of the club. The reputation of a father cuts both ways..good for Tom Kean, bad for Ray O'Grady.
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