25 years ago this month:
Pursuant to the recommendation of the Commission on Judicial Performance, a special tribunal publicly censured a justice of the Mississippi Supreme Court who had entered a nolo contendere plea to the charge of DUI, been fined $800, and sentenced to 48 hours in jail with the jail time suspended. Commission on Judicial Performance v. McRae, 700 So. 2d 1331 (Mississippi 1997).
Accepting the parties’ proposed resolution and stipulation that the Judicial Inquiry Commission could establish by clear and convincing evidence the allegations in its complaint, the Alabama Court of the Judiciary
Based on an agreement that included the judge’s resignation and agreement to never seek judicial office in the state, the West Virginia Judicial Investigation Commission publicly admonished a former judge
5 years ago this month: Based on the recommendation of the Commission on Judicial Conduct, the Arizona Supreme Court publicly censured a judge for taking the questions and the answer
