Judges and Judiciary,
Government,
Ethics/Professional Responsibility
May 13, 2021
Judicial Council meeting on judicial bias disappoints attorneys
Some lawyers say the public meeting failed to give those listening in a substantive update on the findings and accomplishments of the work group, which has held five closed meetings since December and did not allow members of the public to speak at the public meeting.
For attorneys hoping to improve how the California courts deal with judicial bias, the first public meeting a Judicial Council work group held last week was largely a letdown.
These attorneys say the public meeting failed to give those listening in a substantive update on the findings and accomplishments of the work group, which has held five closed meetings since December and did not allow members of the public to speak at the publi...
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