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LPC opposes proposed changes to judicial retention, citing separation concerns; motion passes
Summary
After extended debate, the committee voted to oppose bills that would replace the Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission with a legislative-led review and put legislative statements on judicial retention ballots.
The League's Legislative Policy Committee voted Feb. 24 to oppose two bills that would alter judicial retention procedures and the commission that evaluates judges.
Background and debate
Speakers warned the proposed changes risked politicizing judicial retention. Roger Choo (League staff) said the selection and review process for judges was designed to remove political influence from judicial appointments and…
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