Judges and Judiciary
Mar. 19, 2008
Justices Work Together to Cut Duplicate Stock Ownership
California Supreme Court justices have begun sharing stock information with one another in an effort to prevent conflicts of interest from affecting the outcome of cases. "They were all eager to take steps to avoid this problem," Chief Justice Ronald M. George said.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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SAN FRANCISCO - California Supreme Court justices have begun sharing stock information with one another in an effort to prevent conflicts of interest from affecting the outcome of cases.
The problem was underscored in November, when the court dismissed a long-standing appeal in the multimillion-dollar Lockhee...
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