New Jersey’s judicial ethics authority recommended that a judge face a public reprimand for his alleged misconduct during a temporary assignment to family court.

Michael Kassel, a civil judge in Camden County Superior Court who has been on the bench since 2001, repeatedly professed ignorance in family law when a judge shortage in the family court prompted his one-day-a-week assignment to that area, ethics officials said.

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