Why should a judge's moonlighting as a comedian impair his impartiality in applying the law to the facts in any case before him?
March 15, 2013 at 09:46 AM
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To the Editor:
The lead story in the March 4 issue reports on the state Supreme Court arguments involving Municipal Court Judge Vincenzo Sicari, who moonlights as a comedian under the alias Vince August. The Advisory Committee on Extrajudicial Activities said Judge Sicari and comedian Vince August cannot peacefully coexist as one in the same person.
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