The suspension will remain in effect until the judge's criminal case is either dismissed, he is acquitted, "or upon further orders of the commission," the State Commission on Judicial Conduct order states.
February 08, 2024 at 03:07 PM
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Reacting to an assault arrest, the State Commission on Judicial Conduct on Wednesday suspended Harris County 228th Criminal District Court Judge Frank Aguilar with pay.
The commission issued its decision after reviewing a court record from Galveston County’s County Court at Law No. 2, the case of State of Texas v. Frank Aguilar.
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