Stanislaus County Superior Court tweet regarding the removal of a Confederate statue in Portsmouth, VA. Screen grab from Twitter. Photo: ALM
“The post did not reflect these core values and the Court recognizes the use of its resources to support partisan political causes is entirely inappropriate,” Stanislaus County Superior Court said in a statement Friday. “The Court apologizes to the community and realizes it has the responsibility to do better.”
June 12, 2020 at 05:14 PM
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Litigation editor
The original version of this story was published on The Recorder
Stanislaus County Superior Court said Friday that an employee, not a hacker, as the court originally announced, tweeted from the court’s official account promoting the reelection of President Donald Trump and chastising protesters removing confederate statues in Virginia.
The court announced Thursday that it will launch a full investigation into the incident and will take “appropriate action consistent with its personnel rules and applicable law.”
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