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Louisiana judge suspended without pay for the second time in 2 months
/Accepting a joint petition for consent discipline after considering “the unusual facts of this matter,” the Louisiana Supreme Court suspended a judge without pay for 4...
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As summarized below, the Ohio Board of Professional Conduct has released guidance for judges on ethical issues related to AI use, such as competence, independent decision-making, research and writing, impartiality and fairness, ex parte com...
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“I am writing to you for a second time:” Extra content #122
Federal judge sends second apology letter to former clerks
There has been additional developments—regarding the adequacy of the judge’s apology—in the federal judicial discipline matter in which a judge was privately reprimanded for having...
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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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