Martin v. Travelers Fire Insurance Co.

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• holding credibility determinations are for the trier of fact and will not be disturbed on appeal
• observing that Article V, Section 18 “sets forth removal as an available sanction for bringing disrepute upon the judicial office”
• observing that Article V, Section 18 “sets forth removal as an available sanction for bringing disrepute upon the judicial office”
• observing that Article V, Section 18 “sets forth removal as an available sanction for bringing disrepute upon the judicial office”
• observing that Article V, Section 18 “sets forth removal as an available sanction for bringing disrepute upon the judicial office”
• rejecting an argument similar to Appellant’s, namely, that the sanctions imposed were “unlawful because they are greater than those imposed in other cases”

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