That's right. What did you expect? The disciplinary body decided against suspending the judge because he always prefaces his tirades with the phrase, "No disrespect..."/>
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A judge from which state was just reprimanded, but not suspended, for "directing profanity-laced invective at lawyers and litigants on multiple occasions"?

'>That's right. What did you expect? The disciplinary body decided against suspending the judge because he always prefaces his tirades with the phrase, "No disrespect."

Hat tip to the good folks over at Quiz Law.

Full post as published by Supreme Dicta on September 30, 2008 (boomark / email).

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