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The “Keystone Cops,” the “Apple Dumpling Gang,” and other insults: Extra content #150
In agreed dispositions, judges in Florida and Tennessee have been reprimanded for inappropriate judicial demeanor
In agreed dispositions, judges in Florida and Tennessee have been reprimanded for inappropriate judicial demeanor
“Viewed over a million times on YouTube:” Extra content #149
Federal judge agrees to take leave of absence and corrective action to resolve complaints for driving under the influence
As reported in this week’s Judicial Conduct Dispatch, based on the judge’s agreement to take a leave of absence and o...
Judicial Conduct Dispatch: A weekly judicial ethics and discipline digest #66 (September 23, 2026)
Complaint against federal judge convicted of DUI resolvedNew sanctions in NY & LAGA Court dismisses case against former judgeAnswers to complaints in AL & NHDevelopments in WI, CA, & MI
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Campaign support from lawyers: Extra content #148
New York judge admonished for appointing attorneys who supported his campaign as guardians ad litem and presiding over cases involving attorneys who supported his campaign supporters
Based on an agreed statement of facts and recommendation...
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Louisiana judge suspended based on arrest for battering a police officer and resisting arrest
Granting a joint petition for consent discipline, the Louisiana Supreme Court suspended a justice of the peace for 15 days without pay based on h...
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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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