Judges and Judiciary
Jan. 6, 2020
15 counts of prejudicial conduct proven against justice, panel says
A panel of special masters declared a host of sexual harassment allegations against Justice Jeffrey Johnson have been proven, issuing a report Friday that affirmed 15 counts of prejudicial misconduct, which can lead to removal from the bench.
A panel of special masters declared a host of sexual harassment allegations against Justice Jeffrey Johnson have been proven, issuing a report Friday that affirmed 15 counts of prejudicial misconduct, which could lead to removal from the bench.
The 316-page document contained the panel's findings of fact and conclusions of law following a 17-day hearing last year that...
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