Jeffrey Oing. Photo: Ryland West/ALM City Bar's 'Not Well Qualified' Rating for Chief Judge Candidate Oing Draws Criticism
"It's not a fair process" in general, a former longtime justice said of bar groups' ratings of candidates for positions like chief judge. "Some [committees] have people on them with agendas that they don't reveal," he said.
December 14, 2022 at 11:49 AM
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Judges
Last week, as the City Bar Association's ratings for the seven candidates for state chief judge were made public, both controversy and head-scratching swirled among some lawyers, court-watchers and advocacy groups.
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