A New Jersey judge is denying that she violated ethics rules by becoming involved in a friend's child custody case.
August 02, 2017 at 02:37 PM
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A New Jersey judge is denying that she violated ethics rules by becoming involved in a friend’s child custody case.
Essex County Family Part Judge Carolyn Wright said she was attempting to assist a family friend whose grandchild needed medical attention, and that she was attempting to resolve an issue of insurance coverage.
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