Government
Mar. 26, 2013
Judges' association rejects ethics investigation changes, may pursue legislation
The California Judges Association has rejected proposed revisions to changes it wants made to rules on how a state watchdog agency investigates errant judges, signaling that the debate may have to be settled by the state Legislature.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO-The California Judges Association has rejected proposed revisions to changes it wants made to rules governing how a state watchdog agency investigates and disciplines errant judges, signaling that the debate may have to be settled by the state Legislature.
The association last fall proposed several changes to the way the Commission on Judicial Performance investigates judges accused of miscon...
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