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Most of the time, judges work in open view, with their actions on the bench and their legal opinions open to public examination. But once someone makes a formal complaint about a jurist, the process quickly becomes cloaked in a dark shroud of confidentiality. In most states, once a complaint is made against a judge, it enters an informational black hole, with long odds against it ever seeing daylight again.
November 14, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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