Law Practice
Nov. 21, 2007
Two Jurists Tapped for Ethics Group
SAN FRANCISCO - Two representatives of the California Judges Association will be part of an advisory group responsible for setting up a controversial new body to provide ethics advice to the state's judges.
By Amy Yarbrough
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Two representatives of the California Judges Association will be part of an advisory group responsible for setting up a controversial new body to provide ethics advice to the state's judges.
Judges James M. Mize, a former president of CJA, and Ronni B. MacLaren, a former chair of the association's ethics committee, will jo...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Two representatives of the California Judges Association will be part of an advisory group responsible for setting up a controversial new body to provide ethics advice to the state's judges.
Judges James M. Mize, a former president of CJA, and Ronni B. MacLaren, a former chair of the association's ethics committee, will jo...
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