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
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.
Brian Jacisin, the JEAB’s executive director, said in an email that the board members are gearing up for the July 1 kickoff of their work issuing opinions. He said the new board builds on the prior framework for advising judges but adds greater resources and perspective under a single organization.
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