Judges and Judiciary
Aug. 22, 2009
George Suggests Judges Being Selfish, Fur Flies
Relations between judges and the Administrative Office of the Courts have grown even rockier after Chief Justice Ronald M. George made critical comments about some jurists at a recent meeting.
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - Relations between judges and the Administrative Office of the Courts have grown even rockier after Chief Justice Ronald M. George made critical comments about some jurists at a recent meeting. At least two are demanding an apology, but George is standing firm. The controversy emanates from a report George delivered to the Judicial Council at its Aug. 14 meeting. George publicly ...
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