MADISON, Wis. AP - The Wisconsin Supreme Court reprimanded one of its own Wednesday, giving Justice Annette Ziegler the lightest possible punishment for hearing cases involving a bank where her husband was a paid director.It was the first time the state high court has taken such an action, and her colleagues could have suspended her or removed her from the bench.
May 29, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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MADISON, Wis. AP – The Wisconsin Supreme Court reprimanded one of its own Wednesday, giving Justice Annette Ziegler the lightest possible punishment for hearing cases involving a bank where her husband was a paid director.
It was the first time the state high court has taken such an action, and her colleagues could have suspended her or removed her from the bench.
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