Romney curtails panel advising on new judges
Group to have cursory role
With an abundance of judicial vacancies likely this year, Governor Mitt Romney has seized control of the way judges are nominated in Massachusetts, weakening a 35-year-old panel intended to evaluate candidates without regard to politics. (Full article: 880 words)
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