431st District Judge Jonathan Bailey of Denton County
“I could not pursue and devote attention to the [special court of review] appeal without neglecting my judicial responsibilities, something I was unwilling to do,” said Judge Jonathan Bailey.
September 13, 2019 at 04:29 PM
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A special court of review has reinstated a public admonition against 431st District Judge Jonathan Bailey after he nonsuited his appeal of the sanction, which condemned him for violating a father’s rights in a parental-termination case.
Bailey indicated he would instead focus on a death-penalty case he’s adjudicating, instead of fighting the ethics charge against him.
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