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"3rd justice draws criticism for trips; Facing ethics complaint, Hecht defends flights charged to his campaign account"

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"3rd justice draws criticism for trips; Facing ethics complaint, Hecht defends flights charged to his campaign account": This article appears today in The Houston Chronicle. Another article reports that "Jurors disbanded in Medina case want to offer evidence." And the newspaper also contains an editorial entitled "Looks matter: Ethics issues involving Texas justices have put a cloud over top judicial panels."

The San Antonio Express-News reports today that "Texas Supreme Court justice defends spending for travel."

Texas Lawyer reports that "Grand Jury That Indicted Texas Justice, Wife Not Properly Empaneled."

And in The Fort Worth Star-Telegram, columnist Linda P. Campbell has an op-ed entitled "As the Texas Supreme Court turns."

Full post as published by How Appealing on January 24, 2008 (boomark / email).

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