Nebraska's high court ruled Friday that a county judge violated disciplinary rules when he left a vulgar message on a prosecutor's voice mail expressing anger over the prosecutor's rescheduling of a matter before him. The judge's message, in part: "I did not appreciate that one fucking bit. And if I find out you ever did that again to me or any other members of the county court bench, I'll shove it up your ass so fucking far it will make your throat hurt." The justices ordered a 120-day suspension without pay.
August 11, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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A Nebraska judge who left a profanity-laced message on a prosecutor’s voice mail is off the bench for four months.
The Supreme Court of Nebraska ruled on Friday that County Court Judge Jeffrey L. Marcuzzo violated judicial disciplinary rules when he left a vulgar message expressing his anger over a prosecutor’s rescheduling of a matter before him.
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