New accusations against U.S. District Court Judge Samuel Kent, who was suspended for allegedly harassing a female employee, has lawyers planning criminal complaints and discussing whether it would be handled at the state or federal level. According to a Sunday article in a Galveston, Texas, newspaper, family and friends of the alleged victim say Kent repeatedly harassed her over four years, culminating in an incident in his chambers in which he grabbed her and pulled up her blouse and bra.
November 14, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
New accusations against a federal judge suspended for allegedly harassing a female employee has lawyers planning criminal complaints and discussing whether it would be handled at the state or federal level.
The attorney for the alleged victim said Monday he hopes to present a criminal complaint against U.S. District Judge Samuel Kent within two weeks.
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