"His behavior was definitely unique, I mean there are all kinds of interesting judges but this was the worst behavior I have seen," Troy Pickett said.
July 21, 2021 at 05:00 PM
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Instead of facing a disciplinary investigation, Harris County Civil Court Judge George Barnstone voluntarily resigned from public office, the State Commission on Judicial Conduct announced.
Barnstone was facing an ethics charge, but decided to turn in his robes—for life—under a proposed agreement.
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Harris County Civil Court Judge George Barnstone. Courtesy photo
