The Star-Ledger won’t be administering a polygraph test any time soon.
Assembly Minority Leader Alex DeCroce had said that he would take a lie detector test to verify his account of an argument in which he alleged that Senate President Dick Codey tried to warn him off of pursuing details about a legislative slush fund through a mix of threats and temptations with state funds.
But since Codey has refused to take the test, DeCroce told the paper that he would not agree to take it either.
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