"The legal requirements you violated are necessary to maintain the integrity of the judicial process. They are not mere technicalities that can be disregarded cavalierly," Chief Florida Supreme Court Justice Charles Canady told the judge.
September 08, 2020 at 12:29 PM
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Hamilton County Court Judge Kenneth N. “Sonny” Scaff Jr. tuned into the Florida Supreme Court live feed for a public reprimand Tuesday morning, after he admitted violating eight judicial canons in a string of criminal cases.
Scaff regularly bypassed procedural rules by conducting first appearance hearings without involving attorneys, according to a court-appointed referee’s findings.
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Hamilton County Court Judge Kennneth “Sonny” Scaff Jr. receiving a public reprimand Tuesday morning from the Florida Supreme Court. Courtesy photo
