Lyris Younge. Courtesy photo
In court papers docketed Tuesday, Younge waived her right to an ethics trial set to begin the following day and admitted to the JCB's accusations that she acted in an "undignified" manner during proceedings and created massive delays in cases involving children designated to be resolved quickly.
February 18, 2020 at 04:47 PM
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Former Philadelphia Family Court Judge Lyris Younge has admitted on the eve of her ethics trial to the allegations made against her by the Pennsylvania Judicial Conduct Board.
In court papers docketed Tuesday, Younge waived her right to an ethics trial set to begin the following day and admitted to the JCB’s accusations that she acted in an “undignified” manner during proceedings and created massive delays in cases involving children designated to be resolved quickly.
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