Lynch: Judicial panel erred in withholding letters

From Sunshine Review

August 20, 2008

[edit] Lynch: Judicial panel erred in withholding letters

"The Judicial Nominating Commission cannot, as a blanket rule, prohibit the public from seeing letters that it receives regarding finalists for state judgeships, Attorney General Patrick C. Lynch’s office said yesterday."

[edit] External links

• Providence Journal, Lynch: Judicial panel erred in withholding letters, August 20, 2008

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