The Wisconsin Supreme Court has given final approval to ethics rules that say judges can hear cases involving their biggest campaign supporters. The court voted 4-3 to approve the rules that say campaign donations and other spending by parties do not require judges to step aside from cases. The rules were proposed by two powerful Wisconsin business groups.
January 22, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court has given final approval to ethics rules that say judges can hear cases involving their biggest campaign supporters.
The court voted 4-3 to approve the rules that say campaign donations and other spending by parties do not require judges to step aside from cases. The rules were proposed by two powerful Wisconsin business groups.
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