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Discipline

Jan. 7, 2017

Former LA presiding judge recommended for disbarment

James A. Bascue did not participate in disciplinary proceedings in State Bar Court related to his assault with a firearm conviction.

By Lyle Moran
Daily Journal Staff Writer

James A. Bascue, the former presiding judge of Los Angeles County Superior Court, has been recommended for disbarment for his assault with a firearm felony conviction.

Bascue, who previously served as the State Bar's chief trial counsel, did not participate in the disciplinary proceedings in State Bar Court related to his conviction. He was deemed in default, according to t...

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