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CJ Roberts Assigns East Coast Judges to Kozinski Investigation

By Dan Slater

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kozinskiResponding to Judge Alex Kozinski’s request for an ethics investigation concerning the article that appeared in the L.A. Times last week, Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts has assigned five East Coast judges to do the investigation.

Click here for past coverage of the Kozinski situation.

Normally, reports the AP, judges in the same geographic region — in this situation, California — would conduct the inquiry, but Kozinski said it would be better for judges elsewhere to handle it. The five judges assigned to the investigation ordinarily handle ethics complaints for the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, based in Philadelphia.

Full post as published by Law Blog - WSJ.com on June 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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