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Judicial Inquiry & Review Comm'n v. Peatross

No. 042306Supreme Court of Virginia

042306 Judicial Inquiry & Review Comm'n v. Peatross 04/22/2005 In considering a complaint filed against a circuit court judge by the Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission, charges that the judge engaged in mi…

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042306 Judicial Inquiry & Review Comm'n v. Peatross 04/22/2005 In considering a complaint filed against a circuit court judge by …

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042306 Judicial Inquiry & Review Comm'n v. Peatross 04/22/2005 In considering a complaint filed against a circuit court judge by the Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission, charges that the judge engaged in misconduct or conduct prejudicial to the proper administration of justice in violation of the Canons of Judicial Conduct were not established under the clear and convincing evidence standard of proof. Although some of the judge's actions were outside the scope of lawful authority and some conduct did not exemplify the level of professionalism that judges in the Commonwealth should exhibit, such actions and conduct are not so egregious as to warrant censure or removal from office. The com…

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