Judges and Judiciary,
Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Aug. 23, 2018
Ex-Kern County commissioner agrees to judicial ban over Facebook posts
A former Kern County Superior Court commissioner has agreed not to serve as a judicial officer again as part of a Commission on Judicial Performance settlement related to racially charged political posts he made on his public Facebook page.
A former Kern County Superior Court commissioner has agreed not to serve as a judicial officer again as part of a Commission on Judicial Performance settlement related to racially charged political posts he made on his public Facebook page.
A public censure order issued Wednesday describes Joseph J. Gianquinto's Facebook conduct, which included posts disparaging women, Democrats and racial minorities, as "egregious" and "the type of ...
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