The former Lancaster County magisterial district court judge suspended for dismissing her own traffic tickets, and later removed from the bench for failing to file tax returns, has been reinstated to the practice of law by the state Supreme Court.
March 08, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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The former Lancaster County magisterial district court judge suspended for dismissing her own traffic tickets, and later removed from the bench for failing to file tax returns, has been reinstated to the practice of law by the state Supreme Court.
The justices issued an order Monday afternoon reinstating Kelly S. Ballentine, who had been suspended for one year.
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