The Nation - News from Dec. 11, 1985
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The West Virginia Judicial Investigation Commission recommended action against state Supreme Court Justice Richard Neely for requiring his state-paid secretary to baby-sit. The commission, which investigates complaints against judges, found that there was sufficient evidence to recommend a hearing on whether Neely violated canons of judicial ethics. Neely declined to comment on the finding.
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