Document Type
Review
Publication Date
2020
Abstract
A federal judge is accused of misconduct and an investigation begins. Before the investigation has concluded, though, the judge leaves her post. What happens next? Does it create an accountability gap, and if so, how much should that concern us? These are the questions that Veronica Root Martinez takes up in Avoiding Judicial Discipline.
Recommended Citation
Carroll, Maureen. "Judges Behaving Badly . . . Then Slinking Away." Review of Avoiding Judicial Discipline, Northwestern University Law Review 115, no. 3 (2020): 953-986.
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