The Judicial Conduct Board has sent a Centre County judge a letter of counsel, after finding that he ran afoul of judicial conduct provisions through his personal relationship with the county district attorney.
August 29, 2017 at 06:42 PM
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The Judicial Conduct Board has sent a Centre County judge a letter of counsel, after finding that he ran afoul of judicial conduct provisions through his personal relationship with the county district attorney.
Judge Jonathan Grine received a public letter of counsel Tuesday, regarding his relationship with Centre County District Attorney Stacy Parks Miller. Grine cooperated with a JCB investigation into his conduct, the letter said, and apologized for his actions.
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