JNE didn’t use required criteria in ratings process
I read with interest your [Oct. 2] editorial ” Back Off the JNE Commission ” regarding the criticism leveled at the Judicial Nominees Evaluation commission during the hearing on the nomination of Sen. Charles Poochigian to the Fifth District. As a member of the Commission on Judicial Appointments as administrative presiding judge of the Fifth District, I believe I have some insight into the process having sat not only on Sen. Poochigian’s confirmation hearing but also on eight others over the years.
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