Jersey City's former chief municipal judge, who was permanently barred from public employment for fixing traffic tickets, will likely lose her law license for six months.
November 19, 2013 at 05:55 PM
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Jersey City’s former chief municipal judge, who was permanently barred from public employment for fixing traffic tickets, will likely lose her law license for six months.
But the sanction recommended for Wanda Molina on Tuesday by the Disciplinary Review Board is far less stringent than the two- to three-year suspension urged by ethics prosecutors.
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