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The View

The Tennessee circuit court judge  chaged with ethics violations arising out of a visit to the home of a party in a parenting dispute has filed an answer denying any misconduct.

The answer asserts that the visit was done with the consent of the self-represented parties and was in aid of making an informed decision on the merits.

Further, the answer contends that a judge has inherent authority to conduct such a view.

Our prior coverage is linked here. (Mike Frisch)