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“Unquestionably offensive” and “racially biased:” Extra content #160
New York Court upholds removal of judge for using racial slur off-the-bench and making a racially biased comment on-the-record
Reviewing the determination of the State Commission on Judicial Conduct that a judge should be removed from offi...
Baseball cap, flag, and keffiyeh: Extra content #159
New Jersey Court admonishes judge for wearing a baseball cap with the Palestinian flag and a keffiyeh at a judicial education program
Accepting a judge’s affidavit in which he acknowledged violating the code of judicial conduct, the New Je...
Judicial Conduct Dispatch: A weekly judicial ethics and discipline digest #71 (October 28, 2026)
NY judge removed for racial commentsNY judge sanctioned for interfering in caseKY judge suspended for conduct in family court cases*Other developments in MA, AK, TX, & LA
The Judicial Conduct Dispatch is a weekly newsletter that summariz...
Eyerolling, smirking, saying “wow,” and muting on Zoom: Extra content #158
Kentucky judge suspended for failing to perform duties competently, to accord every person the right to be heard, and to uphold order and decorum in 8 family court cases
Based on the judge’s agreement, the Kentucky Judicial Conduct Commiss...
“Rebuffed and reported:” Extra content #157
New York judge admonished for interfering in another judge’s handling of a case on behalf of a friend
Accepting an agreed statement of facts and recommendation, the New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct publicly admonished a judge...
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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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