According to the commission, she sent an email to the court identifying herself as a judge and criticized one of the parties in the case to advance her own interest.
November 01, 2018 at 05:10 PM
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A judge in Yates County resigned after she was accused of trying to sway a pending custody case this year, the State Commission on Judicial Conduct announced on Thursday.
Rennee Crofoot, a justice of the Barrington Town Court, left office in early October after the commission contacted her about an investigation into her conduct regarding the custody case. She is not an attorney.
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