Federal Judges Ruling On Cases Despite Holding Upwards Of $100,000 In Shares Of One Side
Judges don't hold themselves to the same standards of avoiding the "appearance of impropriety" that they would a fellow lawyer.
Judges don't hold themselves to the same standards of avoiding the "appearance of impropriety" that they would a fellow lawyer.
How political are federal judges? Pretty darn political, according to a new book (co-authored by a noted federal judge).
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