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A bill requiring the State Bar to develop rules for ex-judges who appear before their former colleagues appears on its way to becoming law. But questions still linger about whether it provides needed guidelines or is simply a way for John Burton to express his ire with a political opponent. The bill was prompted by an instance last year when the entire Third District bench recused itself before former Justice Daniel Kolkey was to argue a matter that affected an earlier piece of Burton legislation.
August 23, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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