Judge Accused Of Having Inappropriate Relationship With Cooley Law Student
What allegedly happened between this judge and his intern?
What allegedly happened between this judge and his intern?
What could have possibly earned this judge a six-year suspension from the bench?
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Heeeeeee's baaaack. Everyone's favorite Judge of the Day testified at his misconduct hearing.
Let's see if this judge has got any "shame in [his] game" now, shall we?
Judge Wade McCree is back, this time as the subject of a 21-count misconduct complaint!
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