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Judges and Judiciary

Aug. 11, 1998

Panel Sidesteps Move to Oversee Private Judging

Declining to interpret a newly adopted constitutional provision, an advisory committee has proposed that lawmakers be asked to decide whether private judges, serving as court-appointed discovery referees, should be subject to the same disciplinary procedure now being established for court commissioners.

By Jean Guccione
Daily Journal Senior Writer
        Declining to interpret a newly adopted constitutional provision, an advisory committee has proposed that lawmakers be asked to decide whether private judges, serving as court-appointed discovery referees, should be subject to the same disciplinary procedure now being established for court commissioners...

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