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For many retired judges, a perk of leaving the bench is making big bucks conducting private arbitration and mediation, while remaining inactive members of the bar. But the State Bar of California has proposed enforcing a policy that requires anyone who makes a living doing alternative dispute resolution to retain active status, which would mean hefty annual fees, continuing legal education requirements and potential exposure to malpractice suits -- hurdles many ex-judges didn't expect to see again.
January 11, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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