Law Practice
Dec. 21, 2004
Senator Questions New Rules OKing More 'Judicial Junkets'
WASHINGTON - Recent changes to judicial ethics guidelines could make it easier for federal judges to accept expense-paid trips to seminars funded by corporations and other private entities, according to a leading Democratic senator and a group that monitors so-called "judicial junkets."
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