Discipline
May 16, 2013
Discipline panel sets arguments on Contra Costa judge who got son a deal
The Commission on Judicial Performance will hear arguments about whether Judge Bruce Clayton Mills violated ethics rules or acted as a concerned parent.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Commission on Judicial Performance will hear arguments next month about whether a Contra Costa judge violated ethical canons or "acted in good faith as a concerned parent" when he tried to resolve a minor infraction involving his teenage son.
The commission in November charged Superior Court Judge Bruce Clayton Mills with prejudicial misconduct for persuading a pro tem judge in Oc...
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