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Minnesota Supreme Court denies request to open judicial complaint files.
Publication: Minnesota Lawyer Publication Date: 31-DEC-07 Author: Jones, Barbara L.
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COPYRIGHT 2007 Dolan Media Newswires
Byline: Barbara L. Jones
The Minnesota Supreme Court has denied a request by a committee reviewing the rules of the judicial standards board to examine some of the board's complaint files.
The Advisory Committee on the Rules of the Board on Judicial Standards has been charged with recommending to the Supreme Court whether any changes should be made in the procedures for disciplining judges. Last fall, the committee requested the court allow selected members to review confidential complaint files in order to fully understand the process.
The committee, established last...
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