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Committee on Judicial Ethics — Part-Time Judge: Opinion 10-127
By: Daily Record Staff//December 22, 2011
Committee on Judicial Ethics — Part-Time Judge: Opinion 10-127
By: Daily Record Staff//December 22, 2011//
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Part-Time Judge
Process Server
Opinion 10-127
Background: A part-time judge inquired into the propriety of accepting employment as a process server. The judge stated that his employment would not take him into the jurisdiction of the court in which he presides.
Opinion: The committee has previously stated that a part-time judge may be employed as a private investigator for attorneys working with the public defender’s office. Similarly, a part-time judge may accept employment as a process server, but may provide such services only in matters that will not be heard in his court, either before him or his co-judge.
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