Self-Policing Under The Uniform Rules of Judicial Conduct and Disability 12/1/2008

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EPISODE NOTES

Host Name:	Zena Crenshaw
Show Name:	Self-Policing Under The Uniform Rules of Judicial Conduct and Disability
Date / Length:	12/1/2008 5:00 PM UTC - 30 min
Description: h:23740 s:348605	[Show Unexpectantly Preempted During Interview]Interview of the Honorable Judge Robert Pirraglia, Chair of the ABA Judicial Committee on Ethics and Professionalism and State District Court Judge, Providence, Rhode Island

Tags:	Judicial Self-policing Judicial Misconduct Judicial Oversight Judicial Disability

12/1/2008 5:51 PM UTC

good show!!!!

12/1/2008 5:50 PM UTC

It wasn't that simple for my case Luna vs Dobson Ny State Court of Appeals

12/1/2008 5:49 PM UTC

Appealing is not so simple! I can hear now!

12/1/2008 5:35 PM UTC

I can't hear anything! It happens only when I try and listen to your show.

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Self-Policing Under The Uniform Rules of Judicial Conduct and Disability