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Sep. 26, 2017

CJP, state auditor debate meaning of ‘confidential’ in dueling briefs

The fate of an audit of the Commission on Judicial Performance could come down to the meaning of a single word: confidential.

The fate of an audit of the Commission on Judicial Performance could come down to the meaning of a single word: confidential.

On Friday, attorneys for the state auditor filed their latest reply in the commission’s legal challenge to portions of an audit ordered by the Legislature last year. The brief follows San Francisco County Superior Court Judge Suzanne R. Bolanos’ demand last month for supplemental briefings.

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