In Re Sloop

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• removing Judge Sloop because \we [were] unconvinced that [he could] both effectively manage his temper and remain an effective jurist\
• removing Judge Sloop because “we [were] unconvinced that [he could] both effectively manage his temper and remain an effective jurist”
• removing Judge Sloop because “we [were] unconvinced that [he could] both, effectively manage his temper and remain an effective jurist”
• finding removal appropriate for arresting traffic defendants who were in the wrong courtroom as a result of being misdirected, where the judge blamed his conduct on his Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
• finding removal appropriate for arresting traffic defendants who were in the wrong courtroom as a result of being misdirected, where the judge blamed his conduct on his Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
• finding removal appropriate for arresting traffic defendants who were in the wrong courtroom as a result of being misdirected, where the judge blamed his conduct on his Attention Deficit Hyperactivity - 33 - Disorder

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