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25-99 A criminal case supervisor performing presentence investigations may not serve as U.S. Air Force Representative on a Congressman’s Military Academies Nomination Panel. This panel of citizens makes nominations to the service academies for the Congressman. This service is perceived by the public as political in nature. Also, because Academy nominations are the prerogative of the Congressman, an elected official, the members of the committee are perceived as his surrogates. For these reasons service on this committee is improper for a Judiciary employee. (Canon 3) 11/4/99

5-98 A vicinage chief probation officer may serve on the Criminal Justice Advisory Board at Fairleigh Dickinson University in accordance with prior Opinions 8-97, 18-96, and 7-94. (Canon 5C1) 2/4/98

8-97 A probation officer may serve as a member of a community college’s criminal justice curriculum advisory committee. (Canon 5C2) 2/5/97

18-96 A division manager may serve on the curriculum advisory council of a high school within the vicinage. (Canon 5C1) 4/3/96

7-94 A vicinage chief probation officer may serve on the advisory board of the county community college. (Canon 5C1) 2/2/94

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rule Part 1 Appendix (CCJE): Index of Opinion -- I. Public Position "Advisory Committee/Council of College/University/High School" {
25-99 A criminal case supervisor performing presentence investigations may not serve as U.S. Air Force Representative on a Congressman’s Military Academies Nomination Panel. This panel of citizens makes nominations to the service academies for the Congressman. This service is perceived by the public as political in nature. Also, because Academy nominations are the prerogative of the Congressman, an elected official, the members of the committee are perceived as his surrogates. For these reasons service on this committee is improper for a Judiciary employee. (Canon 3) 11/4/99
5-98 A vicinage chief probation officer may serve on the Criminal Justice Advisory Board at Fairleigh Dickinson University in accordance with prior Opinions 8-97, 18-96, and 7-94. (Canon 5C1) 2/4/98
8-97 A probation officer may serve as a member of a community college’s criminal justice curriculum advisory committee. (Canon 5C2) 2/5/97
18-96 A division manager may serve on the curriculum advisory council of a high school within the vicinage. (Canon 5C1) 4/3/96
7-94 A vicinage chief probation officer may serve on the advisory board of the county community college. (Canon 5C1) 2/2/94
}
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