Front row (L to R): President Judge Stephen Minor, Judge Linda Rovder Fleming. Back row: Judge Victor Stabile, Judge Edward Reibman, Judge Lori Dumas, Jayne Duncan, Judge Jennifer Clancy, Judge Patrick Dugan, Judge David Barton. Courtesy photo New Judicial Ethics Advisory Board Gears Up for July Start Date
Saxton & Stump's Robert Graci, a former Pennsylvania Superior Court judge, said that whether the new JEAB is better or worse than the previous system is less important than whether or not judges actually take advantage of it.
June 09, 2022 at 05:32 PM
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Judicial Ethics
In less than a month, Pennsylvania's new Judicial Ethics Advisory Board is set to take the place of the Pennsylvania Conference of State Trial Judges and the Special Court Judges Association of Pennsylvania, creating a broader, more unified organization for judges to consult about ethical quandaries.
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