Judges and Judiciary
Jun. 24, 2006
Counsel Find No Authority for Mandatory Judicial Training
SACRAMENTO - The Judicial Council probably does not have the constitutional authority to set mandatory training requirements for judges, according to a report written by outside legal counsel for the California Judges Association.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - The Judicial Council probably does not have the constitutional authority to set mandatory training requirements for judges, according to a report written by outside legal counsel for the California Judges Association.
The association's president, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Terry B. Friedman, distributed the June 15 opinion ...
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