The Pennsylvania Court of Judicial Discipline ruled Friday that one of the suspended Philadelphia Traffic Court judges facing federal charges for alleged ticket-fixing should be suspended without pay.
August 12, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The Pennsylvania Court of Judicial Discipline ruled Friday that one of the suspended Philadelphia Traffic Court judges facing federal charges for alleged ticket-fixing should be suspended without pay.
Michael Sullivan had argued that his suspension should be with pay considering that the court has said that another suspended judge, Mark Bruno, should be suspended with pay.
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