A former New Hampshire judge who admitted to submitting fake reviews of himself and attempting to defraud the state’s retirement system has been disbarred in his home state, a development that follows his guilty plea to a felony fraud charge earlier this year.

The New Hampshire Supreme Court handed down a one-page order last Thursday directing that Paul Moore, a former circuit court judge in Nashua, New Hampshire, be barred from practicing law. The decision adds to the fallout that Moore has faced over his manipulation of a judicial evaluation system.

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