Nine years after a public censure, a controversial Monterey County judge is accused of willful misconduct.
April 28, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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SACRAMENTO � A judge censured nine years ago for mishandling drunken-driving cases and disparaging fellow judges and attorneys is under fire once again by the state’s judicial watchdog agency.
The Commission on Judicial Performance on Thursday launched formal proceedings against Monterey County Superior Court Judge Jose Velasquez, a controversial, outspoken jurist first elected in 1995.
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