Law Practice
Jun. 28, 2007
Panel Publicly Censures Judge for Delays, False Affidavits
Members of a state panel teetered on removing Alameda County Superior Court Judge Robert B. Freedman from the bench but decided to publicly censure him, instead, after his diligence and respect in the legal community helped to sway them.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Hard work just might have been Judge Robert B. Freedman's saving grace.
In a decision released Tuesday, the Commission on Judicial Performance publicly censured the Alameda County Superior Court judge for delaying decisions in numerous matters while filing false affidavits to get paid. The discipline panel teetered on rem...
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