The disclosure of a Pennsylvania judge’s email to interested parties in a politically charged redistricting case may have stalled his hopes for advancement to the federal bench. [The Legal Intelligencer]
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“But I’m the only one who knows that and we don’t want to educate the other side on this and have them demand a [three-judge] panel instead.”
“Nealon did admit to ‘a lapse of ethical judgment….I went about it the wrong way. There’s no question about that.’”
The mind reels to think of the verbal paroxysm that’d come from Nan Aron if this were a Republican nominee.
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