Philly Judge Ruled on Cases Early for Trip to Florida, Ethics Board Says
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A Pennsylvania judicial ethics board says a Philadelphia judge attempted to rule on dozens of traffic citations before the scheduled hearing date because she planned to be in Florida that day.
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A Pennsylvania judicial ethics board says a Philadelphia judge attempted to rule on dozens of traffic citations before the scheduled hearing date because she planned to be in Florida that day.
Ahead of the scheduled hearings, Brumbach requested the citation files and allegedly marked 75 of them as either guilty in absentia, not guilty in absentia, or withdrawn, according to the
A Pennsylvania judge has been accused of ruling on multiple traffic cases early because she had planned to be in Florida. The court closed the day of the ruling because of snow.
Pennsylvania judicial ethics board says a Philadelphia judge attempted to rule on dozens of traffic citations before the scheduled hearing date because she planned to be in Florida that day.
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