Ted Frank and Scott Greenfield suspect that some New York lawyers are soon going to be donating to judges they dislike, just to keep from drawing them for their case.
Chronicling the high cost of our legal system
by Walter Olson on February 21, 2011
Ted Frank and Scott Greenfield suspect that some New York lawyers are soon going to be donating to judges they dislike, just to keep from drawing them for their case.

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The real solution here is probably eliminating the election of judges, which has other advantages as well.
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