Judges told how not to see what they shouldn’t
(Subscription required) To avoid ethical quandaries, a state Supreme Court advisory committee released guidance Tuesday to judges who routinely search case files as part of their jobs. The California Supreme Court Committee on Judicial Ethics Opinions adopted a final opinion instructing judges not to seek out information about parties, attorneys and facts related to a case.
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