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Brazen and persistent ex parte communications” and manipulation of the random assignment system: Extra content #124
Former Ohio judge suspended for releasing defendant from prison early
The Ohio Supreme Court suspended a former judge from the practice of law for 1 year, with 6 months conditionally stayed, for seeking the improper transfer of a criminal...
Judicial Conduct Dispatch: A weekly judicial ethics and discipline digest #51 (June 3, 2026)
New public sanctions from OH, MI, and PAOK judicial candidate challenges code provision, advisory opinions, and statutePrivately reprimanded federal judge identified*More developments
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False statements, disrespectful comments and email, failing to wear a black robe, failing to appear on camera during Zoom hearings, the “middle finger salute,” and other misconduct: Extra content #123
Former Michigan judge will be suspended for 6 years if he is elected or appointed again
Adopting the findings of the Commission on Judicial Tenure and accepting its recommendation because the judge was in default and had not filed a petiti...
“The height of irresponsible and improper behavior by a judge:” Extra content #122
Sexual conduct in the courthouse
As a follow-up to last week’s Judicial Conduct Dispatch post about the case, this post will discuss the media’s rapid discovery of the identity of the federal judge privately reprimanded for having intercou...
“At all relevant times, crimes in the state of Indiana:” Extra content #121
Indiana judge sanctioned for marijuana possession and use
Based on a statement of circumstances and conditional agreement for discipline, the Indiana Supreme Court suspended a judge for 60 days without pay for ingesting marijuana over a 4-...
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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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