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Judges who abuse their summary contempt power are apparently coming under sharper scrutiny by a New York Commission on Judicial Conduct that is clearly growing tired of warning jurists to stick to the law. In two determinations released Tuesday, in which the judicial watchdog agency reprimanded judges for misusing or exploiting their contempt power, commission members suggested it is time to take a hard line against bullying judges.
November 16, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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