In my Sept. 28 column (“Judicial Award Raises Ethical Issues”), I addressed the propriety of Superior Court Judge Lynda B. Munro’s agreeing to accept an award from the Connecticut Women’s Legal and Educational Fund and to appear as an honoree at its annual dinner, which took place on Oct. 2. After that, and on the eve of the event, Judge Munro notified CWEALF that she could not accept the award.
The last-minute bow-out was undoubtedly inconvenient and embarrassing for CWEALF, as it had already expended much time and effort marketing the event with Munro as an attraction, and spent a bundle printing the event programs (and buying an award plaque for Munro), only to endure the discomfort of dealing with this turn of event.
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