Calling her contrition "too little too late," the California Commission on Judicial Performance ordered Orange County Superior Court Judge Kelly MacEachern removed from the bench. Commissioners said MacEachern filed fraudulent expense reports for a 2006 judicial conference and then lied about her attendance to court officials and a panel of special masters that reviewed the allegations against her.
June 30, 2008 at 05:25 AM
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Calling her contrition “too little too late,” the California Commission on Judicial Performance on June 26 ordered Orange County Superior Court Judge Kelly MacEachern removed from the bench.
Commissioners said MacEachern filed fraudulent expense reports for a 2006 judicial conference and then lied about her attendance to court officials and a panel of special masters that reviewed the allegations against her.
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