Two state senators are proposing to ramp up the qualifications to be a state court judge with a measure requiring that new appointees have at least 15 years of experience practicing law, up from the current 10 years.
November 16, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Two state senators are proposing to ramp up the qualifications to be a state court judge with a measure requiring that new appointees have at least 15 years of experience practicing law, up from the current 10 years.
But the Senate Judiciary Committee tabled the measure Monday after a hearing in which several members spoke out in opposition.
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