Judge Peter Warshaw will rule whether to toss a 13-count indictment against George Norcross and five others who claim the document states no crime.

A New Jersey judge on Wednesday quizzed state prosecutors about their racketeering case against George E. Norcross III, asking why the Democratic power broker’s alleged threats against a developer strayed beyond acceptable hard bargaining and crossed the line into criminality.

Prosecutors argue defense attorneys for the South Jersey Democratic boss and his co-defendants don’t understand the charges against them.

South Jersey power broker George Norcross appeared in Superior Court on Wednesday along with several other defendants as their attorneys asked a judge to dismiss the corruption cases against them.

Seven months after New Jersey prosecutors announced criminal racketeering and extortion charges against George E. Norcross III, the Democratic power broker’s lawyers are set to return to court Wednesday to try to persuade a judge to toss the indictment.

For more than two hours Wednesday morning, defense attorneys and state prosecutors presented oral arguments before New Jersey Superior Court Judge Peter Warshaw over whether the indictment against George E.