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Judges and Judiciary

Aug. 12, 1998

Judge Broadman Is Censured By California Supreme Court

SAN FRANCISCO - The California Supreme Court came down hard Monday on Tulare Superior Court Judge Howard R. Broadman, publicly censuring the controversial jurist for publicly commenting on his novel sentences, deceiving a criminal defendant and trying to affect the outcome of a legal malpractice suit against an old foe.

By Philip Carrizosa
Daily Journal Senior Writer
        SAN FRANCISCO - The California Supreme Court came down hard Monday on Tulare Superior Court Judge Howard R. Broadman, publicly censuring the controversial jurist for publicly commenting on his novel sentences, deceiving a criminal defendant and trying to affect the outcome of a legal malpractice suit ...

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