"In trusting my integrity to render proper decisions, I never considered how my landlord/tenant relationship might look to others. That was a serious failure on my part," the judge said.
September 11, 2019 at 10:58 AM
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A municipal court judge has admitted to several violations of the Judicial Code of Conduct, including her failure to recuse herself from cases involving her law office’s landlord, creating a conflict of interest.
In an answer signed by her attorney, Judge Lilia Munoz admitted to each infraction cited by Maureen Bauman, disciplinary counsel at the Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct, in a formal complaint earlier this year.
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