Judges and Judiciary,
Civil Litigation
Feb. 17, 2022
Retired judges give statistics in new try against assignment limits
Retired judges over 70 had fewer temporary assignments, filing says.
Attorneys for a group of retired judges have filed their third amended complaint in a case challenging limits on the Judicial Council's temporary retired judges program. In response to a ruling last month, they added extensive statistical information about how many fewer assignments the judges received after the limits were imposed.
"It is a lengthy, fact-filled amended complaint consistent with the trial court's apparent desire to encoura...
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