The Legal Intelligencer
...measure to raise the mandatory retirement age of judges from 70...that would mimic the federal system so that there would be...
...contributions to her retirement fund to cover...sister and former judicial secretary, Janine Orie...the electronic monitoring system. Nauhaus ordered that...
...shedding tears for those state court judges facing the prospect of mandatory retirement at age 70. I've heard lots of lawyers complain...
...as the issue of mandatory judicial retirement has become a hot topic...
...the Bankruptcy Code, including: the ability to operate in bankruptcy with minimal judicial oversight while still protected by the automatic stay; freedom from the risk...
...The mandatory retirement age of Pennsylvania...mirror the federal system and eliminate any...eliminating the mandatory judicial retirement altogether that...
...government. But what happens when judicial self-interest collides with the...terms were limited by mandatory retirement. Most of them would not...
...resources for the purposes of judicial campaigning, including directing her law...jurists not bring the justice system into disrepute, Graci said....
...embarrassment to the state's judicial system," Pileggi said. "Traffic...
...appointed as a senior judge to sit in Traffic Court after his retirement as an elected magisterial district judge in Bucks County in 2006, admitted...
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