California Supreme Court
Jun. 11, 2016
State Supreme Court orders Commission on Judicial Performance to withdraw its complaint against Ventura judge
The case of Ventura County Superior Court Judge Nancy L. Ayers allegedly having a disruptive dog in her courtroom takes a turn after the state's high court ordered the Commission on Judicial Performance this week to withdraw its "stinger" letter or state why it shouldn't.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The state Supreme Court ordered the Commission on Judicial Performance to withdraw its "stinger" letter to Ventura County Superior Court Judge Nancy L. Ayers for keeping a service dog that was allegedly disruptive behind her bench, or explain why the complaint shouldn't have to be withdrawn.
Ayers petitioned the state Supreme Court after the commission sent an advisory letter to her last summ...
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