What are some tips for representing judges before the Judicial Conduct Board?
When an attorney is representing a judicial officer, the attorney is never going to meet the Judicial Conduct Board. The attorney deals with the chief counsel or deputy or associate counsel of the JCB. The chief counsel at times will handle a matter directly, but normally the cases are assigned to the three associate/deputy counsel who work in that office. The respondent’s counsel deals only with counsel for the JCB and not the members of the board.
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