A municipal judge charged with breaching his fiduciary duty to investors in his business dealings has settled a lawsuit that is central to a judicial ethics case against him.
May 30, 2012 at 05:25 PM
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A municipal judge charged with breaching his fiduciary duty to investors in his business dealings has settled a lawsuit that is central to a judicial ethics case against him.
Harold P. Cook III had appealed the $99,400 judgment against him, Sachs v. Jefferson Loan Co., HUD-L-1414-07.
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