Credit: Pixel-Shot/Adobe Stock Dismiss This Complaint, Says Judge on Hot Seat Over Secretary's Remote Work
Mercer County Presiding Civil Judge Douglas Hurd's answer takes exception to the ACJC's assertion that he "abused the power and prestige of his judicial office for the benefit of his secretary by permitting her to work remotely."
February 13, 2024 at 05:35 PM
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A New Jersey judge who faces discipline for allowing his secretary to work remotely has called for the complaint against him to be dismissed.
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