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The Commission on Judicial Performance failed to follow its own rules in yanking Bruce Van Voorhis from the bench, according to a last-gasp petition for review his lawyers filed Friday. When a panel of special masters met last June, a rule on the commission's books required that at least six of 11 commissioners be present for the testimony. However, none of the commissioners attended the sessions, and instead they relied on transcripts and oral arguments before voting remove Van Voorhis.
May 27, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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