Oregon Supreme Court - March 15, 2018
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Written by Rankin Johnson, OCDLA
Judicial Fitness
The record showed, by clear and convincing evidence, that respondent, a circuit court judge, had engaged in willful misconduct. He was suspended without pay for three years. The court made a lengthy analysis of a complex set of facts and concluded that respondent had engaged in misconduct in several particulars. The court also made findings about the procedural requirements for judicial discipline cases, and repeatedly cited lawyer discipline cases, which are based on a similar statutory framework.
In Re Day 362 Or 547 (2018) (Per curiam)
