WASHINGTON AP - A new requirement that federal judges promptly tell the public about their expense-paid trips has so far produced no disclosures, a judicial ethics watchdog group said Wednesday.The change took effect Jan. 1, requiring sponsors of trips to report in advance who is paying for judges' travel and lodging at private seminars.
March 22, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – A new requirement that federal judges promptly tell the public about their expense-paid trips has so far produced no disclosures, a judicial ethics watchdog group said Wednesday.
The change took effect Jan. 1, requiring sponsors of trips to report in advance who is paying for judges’ travel and lodging at private seminars. The information is supposed to be made available quickly to the public.
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