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"Ark. judge who sought free speech voted off bench"

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"Ark. judge who sought free speech voted off bench": The Associated Press provides a report that begins, "An appeals court judge who successfully battled an ethics panel for the right to criticize President Bush and the war in Iraq was voted off the bench Tuesday, six years after his remarks first attracted controversy. Wendell Griffen, a Baptist minister who joined the state's second-highest court in 1996, lost decisively to a juvenile court judge. His opponent did not discuss Griffen's comments during the campaign but credited them in part for her victory."

And The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports today that "Gruber unseats Griffen on court; In two other appellate bench bids, Henry, Brown claim open posts."

Full post as published by How Appealing on May 21, 2008 (boomark / email).

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