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Alameda County Superior Court Judge D. Ronald Hyde must pay his daughter $1,600, a small claims court ruled Monday. That's the latest piece of bad news for the judge, who is waiting to fight seven counts of misconduct before a panel of special masters on March 24. The judge, who has been on the bench for 21 years, could face anything from public admonishment to removal if the Commission on Judicial Performance finds that he committed the misdeeds. The CJP disciplined Hyde once before, in 1996.
March 12, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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