Judges and Judiciary
Oct. 28, 1998
Give Judges Breathing Room, Discipline Mavens Are Told
CHICAGO - With the controversial disciplinary inquiry of California Court of Appeal Justice J. Anthony Kline looming in the background, a California ethics expert has urged judicial discipline officials nationwide to consider leaving "some room" in their rules for judges to intentionally violate the law if they challenge "a dubious precedent or questionable legislation."
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