For the second time in her career, Judge Curtissa Cofield was suspended under an agreed-upon disposition, this time for 30 days without pay.
June 21, 2013 at 04:12 AM
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The past five years have been especially challenging for Superior Court Judge Curtissa Cofield.
In 2008, she was suspended from her position as a judge for eight months after an episode in which she was arrested for drunk driving and then hurled insults at police officers.
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