In a case closely watched by the state bench, the California Court of Appeal ruled Friday that the law doesn't require judges to wait out their full terms before seeking public-sector employment.
June 27, 2014 at 05:56 PM
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SAN FRANCISCO — Retired judges can take jobs in the public sector even if their judicial terms still have time to run, the California Court of Appeal ruled Friday.
The decision hands a win to Justice Arthur Gilbert and the California Judges Association. Gilbert brought a legal challenge in 2012, saying he may wish to retire and seek other public-sector employment before his 12-year term concludes in 2019.
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