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“Officers’ hesitation” and a hearing about “a slap on the wrist:” Extra content #135
Colorado judge suspended for ticket-fixing and criticizing a diversion agreement during a hearing
Accepting and adopting a stipulation, the Colorado Independent Judicial Discipline Adjudicative Board suspended a judge for 90 days without p...
Judicial Conduct Dispatch: A weekly judicial ethics and discipline digest #60 (August 12, 2026)
NY judge removed for practicing lawLA Commission admonishes judge for sexually charged commentsCharges filed against former NH justiceNC judge censured for practicing lawOther developments
The Judicial Conduct Dispatch is a weekly news...
Winding down solo law practice “in an orderly and ethical manner:” Extra content #134
North Carolina judge censured for not resolving cases from his law practice until 4 months after he took the bench
Adopting the findings of the fact and conclusions of law of the Judicial Standards Commission and accepting its recommendati...
Facilitating “a felon’s masquerade as a lawyer:” Extra content #133
New York judge removed for practicing law, allowing a non-lawyer employee to perform legal services, and other misconduct
A headline in thecityreporter.nyc announced: “Queens Judge Ousted Over Law Practice, Fake Lawyer Scheme.” In a press...
A sample of recent judicial ethics advisory opinions: Extra content #127
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Cynthia Gray was director of the Center for Judicial Ethics, a national clearinghouse for information about judicial ethics and discipline, from 1990 to 2023, after which she became director emeritus, a part-time position, until 2025.
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