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of 25, Article ID: 0201030046 Published on January 3, 2002, Blade, The (Toledo, OH) COMPLAINT DISMISSED AGAINST OHIOAN WITH LEGAL-ADVICE WEB SITE The Ohio Supreme Court's disciplinary counsel wanted to put a self-described "judicial watchdog" on a short leash, but former Toledo-area resident David Palmer says the state tried to bite off more than it could chew. "The dog just lifted his leg and sent a message," said Mr. Palmer yesterday, after learning that a seven-member panel appointed by the high court dismissed the complaint filed against him. The disciplinary counsel had accused Mr. Palmer, a Powell, Your search terms appear times in this article. Complete Article, 335 words ($1.95). |
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of 25, Article ID: 0112280032 Published on December 28, 2001, Blade, The (Toledo, OH) OHIO AUDIT OF PAY TO VISITING JUDGES FINDS FEW ERRORS An audit of the Ohio Supreme Court's payments to visiting judges filling in temporarily on courts has found a small number of cases in which judges have been overpaid and underpaid. But state Auditor Jim Petro, in an audit released yesterday, did not specify wrongdoing on the part of these judges, did not name names, and did not order reimbursement to the court. The audit was requested by the high court because of questions raised about the billings of elected and retired judges Your search terms appear times in this article. Complete Article, 592 words ($1.95). |
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of 25, Article ID: 0112130195 Published on December 13, 2001, Blade, The (Toledo, OH) JUDGE WILL DISMISS MILEAGE ALLEGATIONS A municipal judge said yesterday he will dismiss nine allegations that Ohio Supreme Court Justice Deborah Cook improperly billed taxpayers for mileage for commuting between the court and her Akron home. Court rules prohibit such mileage reimbursements without a written waiver from the court administrator. Franklin County Municipal Judge James Green said he determined that self-described judicial watchdog David Palmer, formerly of Maumee, failed to establish that the 118-mile, one-way Your search terms appear times in this article. Complete Article, 252 words ($1.95). |
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of 25, Article ID: 0112120149 Published on December 12, 2001, Blade, The (Toledo, OH) BILLING COMPLAINT FILED AGAINST OHIO JUSTICE Ohio Supreme Court Justice Deborah Cook was accused yesterday of billing taxpayers $2,106 in mileage for which she wasn't entitled. Justice Cook, an Akron Republican, said she has done nothing wrong. A probable cause hearing was swiftly set for today at 2 p.m. before Franklin County Municipal Judge James Green. The allegations, potential misdemeanors, were filed in municipal court by self-described judicial watchdog David Palmer, formerly of Maumee. Justice Cook, early in her Your search terms appear times in this article. Complete Article, 406 words ($1.95). |
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of 25, Article ID: 0111020042 Published on November 2, 2001, Blade, The (Toledo, OH) JUDGE TAKES BITE OUT OF EX-MAUMEE MAN'S JUDICIAL WATCHDOG SITE A California judge has shut down the web site of a former Toledo area resident who runs a one-man group called The Committee to Expose Dishonest and Incompetent Attorneys and Judges. Ruling in a lawsuit filed by former Santa Ana, Calif., attorney Ronald E. Lais, Judge Francisco Firmat of Orange County Superior Court prohibited self-described "judicial watchdog" David Palmer from publishing any information about Mr. Lais on his web site. The judge ordered that the web site, Your search terms appear times in this article. Complete Article, 466 words ($1.95). |
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of 25, Article ID: 0108240159 Published on August 24, 2001, Blade, The (Toledo, OH) EX-MAYOR PUNISHED IN ETHICS CASE VIOLATION Jim Seney, executive director of the Ohio Rail Development Commission, pleaded no contest yesterday to three misdemeanor counts that he filed incomplete financial disclosure statements with the Ohio Ethics Commission. Under a plea agreement reached with the Columbus city prosecutor's office, Mr. Seney, a former Sylvania mayor, paid a $140 fine. Franklin County Municipal Court Judge Bruce Jenkins accepted Mr. Seney's plea and imposed a $300 fine, plus court costs, but the judge Your search terms appear times in this article. Complete Article, 430 words ($1.95). |
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of 25, Article ID: 0108230077 Published on August 23, 2001, Blade, The (Toledo, OH) STATE LAWYER PANEL STRIKES ETHICS BEEF An Ohio State Bar Association committee has dismissed ethics complaints made by a judicial critic against two local judges for collecting pensions while keeping their jobs on the bench. The complaints stem from a so-called "double-dipping" practice made possible last year by a loophole in a state law that allowed elected officials to retire briefly, then return to their jobs to collect a salary and their pension. Judges James Bates and Charles Doneghy of Lucas County Common Pleas Your search terms appear times in this article. Complete Article, 593 words ($1.95). |
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of 25, Article ID: 0108160099 Published on August 16, 2001, Blade, The (Toledo, OH) EX-TOLEDOAN IN JUDICIAL PICKLE OHIO HIGH COURT COUNSEL SEEKS TO REIN IN SO-CALLED LEGAL ADVISER The Ohio Supreme Court's disciplinary counsel wants to put a self-described "judicial watchdog" on a short leash. But David Palmer, a former Toledo-area resident who runs a web site and a one-man group called "The Committee to Expose Dishonest and Incompetent Attorneys and Judges," counters that powerful interests want to muzzle him. During a five-hour hearing yesterday before the Board of Commissioners on the Unauthorized Practice of Law, Mr. Palmer used Your search terms appear times in this article. Complete Article, 687 words ($1.95). |
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of 25, Article ID: 0107210131 Published on July 21, 2001, Blade, The (Toledo, OH) YARBROUGH TARGETED BY JUDICIAL CRITIC Complaining that the Franklin County prosecutor's office has not taken action, a critic of the judicial system filed four criminal complaints yesterday against visiting Judge Stephen Yarbrough. In May, a judge dismissed felony complaints that David Palmer of Powell, Ohio, filed against nine retired visiting judges, including Judge Yarbrough and three other judges from northwest Ohio. The Franklin County prosecutor's office agreed to work with Mr. Palmer to determine if any of Your search terms appear times in this article. Complete Article, 498 words ($1.95). |
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of 25, Article ID: 0105310068 Published on May 31, 2001, Blade, The (Toledo, OH) IT'S BROKEN, SO FIX IT THE Chief Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court can't blame his colleagues for this one. The court's system of payment for visiting judges around the state is sloppy and shoddy and it invites abuse. Since the chief justice oversees the visiting judge program in Ohio, it's clear where the buck stops, and that the oversight is something less than 20-20. What's not instantly evident is whether the discrepancies are deliberate, which seems unlikely. It appears that the Supreme Your search terms appear times in this article. Complete Article, 567 words ($1.95). |
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