Tennessee Board of Judicial Conduct to police judicial activism…
Tennessee Board of Judicial Conduct to police judicial activism
Sponsored by Sen. Beavers, Faulk, et. al, and signed into law by Gov. Haslam, SB2671 creates a 16-person Board of Judicial Conduct to police activist judges. Of the 16 members board, ten will be judges appointed by judicial organizations; six will be non-judges appointed by the governor and the speakers of the House and Senate, each having two appointees.
Also: “Legislature enacts new discipline system for judges”
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juliemomyer 3:36 pm on June 24, 2012 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Excellent move and about time!