NJ Judge Suspended For Secretly Recording Boss Meetings

By Bill Wichert (January 24, 2019, 9:00 PM EST) -- The New Jersey Supreme Court on Thursday suspended a state judge without pay for two months for secretly recording meetings with a supervising jurist and then denying such conduct, as the justices found the judge improperly defied her superior's direction that the final meeting not be recorded....

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