Op-ed by Richard Keevey, includes “… the New Jersey Constitution prohibits borrowing to finance the state operating budget, except in situations of emergency. The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled on Aug. 12 that it is permissible for the state to sell bonds to use as a revenue item to balance the budget because of the coronavirus emergency. I never imagined that they would opine in that manner, and it was not even close — a unanimous 7-0 decision. …”