Staff and the presiding judge were hostile to Judge Tony R. Mallery from the moment he took the bench, a former Lassen County Superior Court operations manager testified on Thursday before a disciplinary panel of the Commission on Judicial Performance.
“When Judge Mallery was elected, the clerks in the court expressed anger and said he should not have won,” Lynn Woods said under questioning from Mallery’s attorney, Christopher R. Ulrich.
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