In addition to the 14 recommendations an American Bar Association committee issued regarding the state's judicial conduct system, the 56-page report also unveiled aspects of the inner workings of the Judicial Conduct Board, which came under fire after the Luzerne County judicial scandal.
July 05, 2011 at 10:00 AM
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In addition to the 14 recommendations an American Bar Association committee issued regarding the state’s judicial conduct system, the 56-page report also unveiled aspects of the inner workings of the Judicial Conduct Board, which came under fire after the Luzerne County judicial scandal.
The report, while not overly critical, painted a picture of a system running without adequate software and one that could be more efficient.
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