The Center for Public Integrity recently found 26 examples since 2010 where federal appellate judges ruled on cases in which they had a financial conflict. Now, 16 judges in all 26 of those cases had letters sent to the litigants to alert them of the mistakes. The letters are the first step in possibly reopening the cases. Reporter Kytja Weir, who co-wrote the article, talked with KQED-FM about the investigation. Listen to the interview here: bit.ly/1scDukF And read the original story here:
Posted on: Mon, 05 May 2014 19:35:21 +0000
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