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NYS Advisory Committee on Judicial Ethics – Uncompensated interview: Opinion 22-159
By: Daily Record Staff//October 2, 2023
NYS Advisory Committee on Judicial Ethics – Uncompensated interview: Opinion 22-159
By: Daily Record Staff//October 2, 2023//
Listen to this articleNew York State Advisory Committee on Judicial Ethics
Uncompensated interview
Documentary on deceased judge’s life
Background: The inquiring full-time judge asked if it is ethically permissible to participate in a commercially produced documentary about the life and work of a deceased former judge, who was the inquiring judge’s mentor for many years. The judge is expected to be interviewed on film about their recollections of their former mentor, their relationship, and the influence the mentor had on the inquiring judge’s life and career.
Opinion: The Committee concluded that a full-time judge may participate, without compensation, in an interview for a documentary about the life and career of a now-deceased judge who served as the inquirer’s mentor.
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