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Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger wants to have retired judges carve up the state's legislative districts, saying they'll do a better job of creating competition. That's a stretch, say election law experts. Judges, they say, are no more likely to create competitive districts than lawmakers are. Worse, they worry that judges -- most of whom owe their appointments to one governor or another -- will bring their own partisan preferences to the job, tainting the bench in the process.
February 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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