Seana Willing, executive director of the state agency that disciplines judges, has mixed feelings about holding the commission’s inaugural public hearing on Wednesday.
“I think there’s a little bit of excitement about it, but also anxiety in that: What if nobody shows up? Then what? But we’re excited that people will show up and will provide some helpful information that we can use in the future,” said Willing. “We just have never done this before, so we don’t really know what to expect.”
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