New Jersey Law Journal
...to discipline DiLeo in addition to that is untoward. The ACJC, in seeking the reprimand, conceded that the case is one of first...
...canons of ethics. In a presentment issued in January, the ACJC said the case is one of first impression, as the Code of...
...adversely on his judicial office. Such rebukes were usually private, but the ACJC made an exception because the case had already been widely publicized. Collester...
...After interviewing a number of witnesses and reviewing documentary evidence, the ACJC and OAE concluded that, although the senator called the assignment judge, there...
...The court released a redacted version of the ACJC's report...
...Conduct is scheduled for Jan. 16 in Matter of Davenport, ACJC 2009-050. Davenport was a part-time judge in Montville...
The state Supreme Court on Thursday reprimanded Elizabeth Municipal Court Judge Richard Obuch for representing a city official in federal and state civil matters while sitting as a judge
...34; When Campbell refused to quit, Gallipoli allegedly induced the ACJC to charge him with engaging in an intimate relationship with a subordinate...
...However, they stopped short of imposing permanent disqualification from office as the ACJC had urged. Sheila Esposito, who had taught Solomon's daughter...
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