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In a final plea to save his job, Pleasanton Judge D. Ronald Hyde apologized for abusing his post and reminded a state watchdog group that he's devoted his life to community service. The 60-year-old Alameda County jurist addressed the Commission on Judicial Performance for 20 minutes, inadvertently taking all of his attorney's speaking time. The 11-member commission will decide what punishment Hyde should receive for seven counts of misconduct, possibly including removal from the bench.
August 28, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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