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"In issuing this Order and Public Reprimand and executing the actions contained herein, the Council is taking the maximum disciplinary steps allowed by law against Judge Porteous."

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"In issuing this Order and Public Reprimand and executing the actions contained herein, the Council is taking the maximum disciplinary steps allowed by law against Judge Porteous." The Judicial Council of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit yesterday issued this order and public reprimand, which the Fifth Circuit posted online today.

In addition to the public reprimand, the Council "orders that no new cases be assigned to Judge Porteous for two years from the date of this Order and Public Reprimand or until Congress takes final action on the impeachment proceedings, whichever occurs earlier."

The final two pages of the order and public reprimand consist of links to related documentation in the case, much of which was not previously available over the internet.

Full post as published by How Appealing on September 11, 2008 (boomark / email).

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