Michigan Supreme Court· 5/30/2001
In Re Brown
Citations
- 626 N.W.2d 403
- 464 Mich. 135
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- explaining how misconduct that is prejudicial to the administration of justice is more severe than misconduct that only implicates the appearance of impropriety
- explaining how misconduct that is prejudicial to the administration of justice is more severe than misconduct that only implicates the appearance of impropriety
- suspending the judge for fifteen days without pay after finding that the judge misused the prestige of his office in addition to having four previous instances of misconduct
- suspending the judge for fifteen days without pay after finding that the judge misused the prestige of his office in addition to having four previous instances of misconduct
- articulating a set of factors that differentiates the various gradations of judicial misconduct
- articulating a set of factors that differentiates the various gradations of judicial misconduct
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Judges: Corrigan, Cavanagh, Weaver, Kelly, Taylor, Young, Markman
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- Inquiry Concerning Van VoorhisState of California Commission On Judicial Performance· 2003-02-27
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