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Embattled Alameda County Judge D. Ronald Hyde gave "completely inconsistent and irreconcilable" explanations for why he abused his judicial powers, according to a report released Friday by a panel of special masters. Although the three judges found Hyde had committed "willful misconduct," it's unclear what punishment he will face. Earlier, the judge announced that he would retire June 2, which meant, at worst, the Commission on Judicial Performance could bar Hyde from sitting on assignment.
June 16, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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