The Pennsylvania Judicial Conduct Board more than tripled the number of "letters of caution" it sent to members of the state judiciary in 2011, according to the board's annual report.The 35 letters were intended to serve as a "wake-up call," the report said, to judges whose alleged misconduct amounts to no more than an "aberration or an oversight or other minor error in judicial comportment."
September 04, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The Pennsylvania Judicial Conduct Board more than tripled the number of “letters of caution” it sent to members of the state judiciary in 2011, according to the board’s annual report.
The 35 letters were intended to serve as a “wake-up call,” the report said, to judges whose alleged misconduct amounts to no more than an “aberration or an oversight or other minor error in judicial comportment.”
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