In the wake of an internal report that alleged rampant ticket-fixing in Traffic Court for the politically connected, there will be two separate fact-finding processes for First Judicial District employees.
December 03, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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In the wake of an internal report that alleged rampant ticket-fixing in Traffic Court for the politically connected, there will be two separate fact-finding processes for First Judicial District employees.
One process governs employees who work for the FJD who technically are state employees, and one process will govern city-level employees.
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