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Auburn, California personal injury and family law attorney James Moore runs a law firm based in California’s Sierra Nevada Gold Country. At only 35 miles from Sacramento, we are well poised to handle cases in Placer County, Nevada County, Sacramento, Tahoe-Truckee, and all over Northern California.
James Moore advises clients on their options, helps clients negotiate and settle when practical, and will litigate and take a case to trial when necessary.
Here’s why. Correction: This story has been updated to include an additional judge who was banned from the bench by the state Supreme Court. Each year, about 400 misconduct complaints are filed against judges in New Jersey. It is rare, however, for a complaint to result in a judge being publicly disciplined.
After Monmouth County Superior Court Judge James Troiano resigned last week amid a fury of public scrutiny for his remarks regarding a teenager accused of recording himself sexually assaulting a classmate, NJ Advance Media reviewed how many judges have faced disciplined since 2004.
The Supreme Court banned former Passaic County Superior Court Judge Liliana DeAvila-Silebi from the bench in 2018 after the ACJC presented evidence that she misused her position “to advance the private interests” of a former judicial intern in a child custody case.
As a former municipal judge in various towns in Somerset County, Richard Sasso presided over hearings under the influence of alcohol, gave a woman a 10-day jail sentence for cursing at him and asked a bartender at a go-go club, “Do you know who I am? I’m the Bound Brook Judge” before being escorted out of the establishment, according to an ACJC presentment to the Supreme Court.
His misconduct while working as a municipal judge led to Sasso resigning from his position in 2008 before the Supreme Court later ruled he was permanently barred from sitting on the bench in New Jersey. He is currently a private attorney. Sasso did not immediately return a message left at his law firm.