Judges and Judiciary
Oct. 9, 2019
Justice's lawyers say women lied; commission lawyers ask why
An attorney for appellate Justice Jeffrey Johnson argued Tuesday that allegations against him of sexual harassment and bullying were part of a #MeToo era pile-on, while an examiner for the Commission on Judicial Performance said the 17 women who accused him, and the supporting witnesses, had no reason to lie.
SAN DIEGO -- An attorney for appellate Justice Jeffrey Johnson argued Tuesday that allegations against him of sexual harassment and bullying were part of a #MeToo era pile-on while an examiner for the Commission on Judicial Performance said the 17 women who accused him, and the supporting witnesses, had no reason to lie.
The panel of three special masters examining the...
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