Investments
Sep. 11, 2007
Judges Should Invest With Caution
Here's a reason to pay judges better: so they don't need to own stock to boost their incomes. The problem with judges investing in stock is they might be called on to rule in a case involving a corporation in which they hold an interest.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Here's a reason to pay judges better: so they don't need to own stock to boost their incomes.
The problem with judges investing in stock is they might be called on to rule in a case involving a corporation in which they hold an interest. And when that happens, the potential for conflicts of interest puts them in an awkward spot.
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