Furey v. Commission on Judicial Performance

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• explaining how sanctioning is ultimately more of an art than a science and turns on the facts presented in each case
• explaining how sanctioning is ultimately more of an art than a science and turns on the facts presented in each case
• disciplining judge for writing letter to judge who was replacing him on ease from which he had been disqualified telling succeeding judge that defendant had lied
• disciplining judge for writing letter to judge who was replacing him on case from which he had been disqualified telling succeeding judge that defendant had lied
• “the number and quality of the charges found to be true assumes importance as one of the guidelines we apply in making the difficult decision of discipline”
• judge removed for committing numerous acts of willful and prejudicial misconduct, including using ethnic and sexual slurs, arbitrarily setting bail, abusing the contempt power, and being impatient and discourteous

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