In re Buckson
Court on the Judiciary of Delaware.
1Opinion of the Court
VEASEY, Chief Justice:
The issue before the Court on the Judiciary (the “Court”) is whether David P. Buckson (the “Respondent”) is entitled to have the State compensate his attorney for defending him against charges of judicial misconduct in connection with proceedings before the Court in which Respondent was removed from office and censured for judicial misconduct. In re Buckson, Del.Jud., 610 A.2d 203 (1992) (hereafter referred to as the “Opinion and Order” or as “Buckson”). Respondent moves for such payment pursuant to Supreme Court Rule *328(“Supr.Ct.R.”) 68(e). The motion is hereby DENIED.1
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2Cases cited4 opinions
- Dravo Corp. v. StrosniderSuperior Court of Delaware · 1945
- Barnes v. PanaroSupreme Court of Delaware · 1968
- Matter of BucksonCourt on the Judiciary of Delaware. · 1992
- Matter of BarrettCourt on the Judiciary of Delaware. · 1991
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- Matter of WilliamsCourt on the Judiciary of Delaware. · 1997