The primary sponsor of a plan to replace statewide judicial elections with an appointed appellate bench said she plans to reintroduce "merit selection" legislation in the new session of the General Assembly, which begins in January.
September 17, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The primary sponsor of a plan to replace statewide judicial elections with an appointed appellate bench said she plans to reintroduce “merit selection” legislation in the new session of the General Assembly, which begins in January.
State Sen. Jane M. Earll, R-Erie, the measure’s primary sponsor, said in an interview with The Legal Tuesday that she hopes to revise the bill in order to generate more support.
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