Judges and Judiciary
May 31, 2006
Accusations of Bias and Cronyism Dog Incumbent in Two-Way Race for Marin County Judgeship
SAN RAFAEL - Sitting trial-court judges rarely attract challengers when they run for re-election every six years. And it's unusual for an incumbent to face sharp accusations of bias and cronyism - if the judge personally hasn't been the focus of widespread criticism or sanctioned for violating the canons of judicial ethics.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Sitting trial-court judges rarely attract challengers when they run for re-election every six years. And it's unusual for an incumbent to face sharp accusations of bias and cronyism - if the judge personally hasn't been the focus of widespread criticism or sanctioned for violating the canons of judicial ethics.
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