Law Practice
Dec. 8, 2011
Judge says he didn't know his ticket-fixing was wrong
Saying that he didn't realize at the time what he was doing was wrong, an Orange County judge accused of fixing traffic tickets for friends and families pleaded with a judicial discipline panel Wednesday to let him keep his job.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Saying that he didn't realize at the time what he was doing was wrong, an Orange County judge accused of fixing traffic tickets for friends and family pleaded with a judicial discipline panel Wednesday to let him keep his job.
Fielding skeptical questions from members of the Commission on Judicial Performance, Orange County Superior Court Judge Richard W. Stanford Jr. said his &qu...
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