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· 9/19/1974

McCartney v. Commission on Judicial Qualifications

Citations

  • 526 P.2d 268
  • 12 Cal. 3d 512
  • 116 Cal. Rptr. 260
  • 1974 Cal. LEXIS 242

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  • court considered in mitigation judge’s “commitment to fairness and innovative procedural reform”
  • court considered in mitigation judge's \commitment to fairness and innovative procedural reform\
  • “As matters of discovery are generally within the sound discretion of the initial trier of fact... we consider that the determination as to whether a discovery order shall issue is within the sound discretion of the Commission.”
  • “[N]oticé< to the judge under investigation as to the nature of the complaints against him is not compelled as a matter of due process, ... Hence, relief from the deleterious effect, if any, of the Commission’s failure to follow rule 904(b
  • location of hearings into alleged judicial misconduct is discretionary

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