Perspective
May 28, 2013
Judges have the right to discovery
The article "Judges under investigation will get more information, but enough?" may have created the misimpression that judges involved in disciplinary proceedings do not already have the right to discovery. By Victoria B. Henley
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR COLUMN
The May 17 article, "Judges under investigation will get more information, but enough?" may have created the misimpression that judges involved in disciplinary proceedings do not already have the right to discovery in proceedings before the Commission on Judicial Performance. In fact, judges are entitled to full discovery when charges are brought, as is the case with other professionals in California and judges in all other sta...
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