Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission v. Lewis
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Stayed
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020696 Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission v. Lewis 09/13/2002 Clear and convincing evidence is found to support a complaint by the Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission that a juvenile and domestic relations district court judge engaged in conduct prejudicial to the proper administration of justice by enforcing an order that had been stayed by the circuit court. Accordingly, it is ordered that the judge be, and he hereby is, censured.
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