A village justice in Chautauqua County has agreed to be admonished for failing to advise a domestic violence defendant of his right to legal representation, and for criticizing the alleged victim when she declined to press charges, the Commission on Judicial Conduct announced Monday.
January 07, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A village justice in Chautauqua County has agreed to be admonished for failing to advise a domestic violence defendant of his right to legal representation, and for criticizing the alleged victim when she declined to press charges, the Commission on Judicial Conduct announced Monday.
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