Litigation
Oct. 12, 2013
Misbehavior in the courtroom shouldn't be tolerated, judicial watchdog tells lawyers
Panelists at a State Bar convention in San Jose discussed what happens when judges misbehave and what lawyers can do about it.
By Saul Sugarman
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN JOSE - Has a judge ever threatened you with a sex toy in a courtroom?
It's happened, according to Victoria B. Henley, the chief counsel and director for the state Commission on Judicial Performance.
Henley joined two panelists Thursday at a State Bar convention in San Jose to discuss what happens when judges misbehave and what lawyers can do about it. Her agency is responsible for fie...
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