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fta
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There has been negligence and mishandling in a series of cases, each allowing or leading to the next. If, after the 3rd such case in five years, this is brought before the state's (Iowa) Attorney Board of Standards and Ethics, and the Judicial Conduct Organization and they do find that negligence and malpractice has occurred, do they also have the authority to alter the results in any fashion? Can they instigate a new course of action, reflecting what the results of appropriate attorney and judicial actions should have been, especially if this involves and has been detrimental to the current rights and well-being of adults and minors (child abuse)? If these review boards do not have this power, but do find that negligence and malpractice has occurred, what then? After 3 cases and 5 years, enough damage has been done, can this be done by means other than more lawyers, new cases, and appeals, simply by taking it to these review committees? What are the mailing addresses for receipt of complaints/case information to both of these committees, and to whom, in particular, should these be sent? Thanks!
[Edited by fta on 12-26-2000 at 07:52 PM]
[Edited by fta on 12-26-2000 at 07:52 PM]