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Draft reforms of federal judicial discipline rules was abruptly revised on Monday, eliminating one of the proposed changes that would allow national monitoring of misconduct complaints against the nation's nearly 900 federal judges. "What's so striking is that a provision that the committee previously deemed 'necessary' has now turned out to be dispensable," said legal scholar Arthur Hellman of the revision.
February 26, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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