Now that federal courts have kicked government out of the business of monitoring judicial campaign conduct, a private citizens' group has jumped in to fill the gap in Georgia. Hoping to prevent the rough-and-tumble tactics seen in executive and legislative campaigns, the group of about 40 lawyers and businesspeople plans to ask every statewide judicial candidate to pledge to abide by rules that the 11th Circuit has largely struck down.
April 26, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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