The state’s Judicial Conduct Board has revised its policies and procedures, reining in the power of its chief counsel and restoring much of that authority to the board members.
The changes, however, are not mandates.
The state's Judicial Conduct Board has revised its policies and procedures, reining in the power of its chief counsel and restoring much of that authority to the board members.
January 15, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The state’s Judicial Conduct Board has revised its policies and procedures, reining in the power of its chief counsel and restoring much of that authority to the board members.
The changes, however, are not mandates.
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