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Saying that New York state should either scrap judicial elections or let candidates behave like the politicians they are, three members of the state Commission on Judicial Conduct said Tuesday that New York's rules for judicial candidates are so restrictive that they violate the First Amendment. The commissioners' stance puts them at odds with both the panel on which they serve and the state's highest court, and revives the national debate on free speech versus judicial integrity.
July 15, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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