Family ties have become ethical hamstrings for a municipal court judge who is the father of a police officer, as a stern state Supreme Court ruling may require him to leave the bench.
March 06, 2013 at 06:18 AM
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Family ties are now ethical hamstrings for a municipal court judge who is the father of a police officer, as a stern state Supreme Court ruling Wednesday may require him to leave the bench.
The justices held unanimously that Perth Amboy Chief Municipal Court Judge George Boyd may not preside over police cases, whether or not involving his son, or supervise other judges who do.
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