Steve Fischer.
Steve Fischer, a commissioner on the Texas Commission on Judicial Conduct, has gone head-to-head with chairman David Hall over the commission's rules about making public statements.
April 08, 2020 at 01:24 AM
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Being true to his reputation, El Paso solo practitioner Steve Fischer has been stirring up trouble in his new position on the Texas Commission on Judicial Conduct—the group that investigates allegations of judicial misconduct.
And it’s yielded a complaint against the controversial attorney.
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