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The board cited five cases in which the judge was accused of being intemperate, including one case in which he loomed over a testifying witness and told an attorney to get his "client under control or I'm going to tear him up on the stand," apparently because the witness was talking over the judge.
June 10, 2020 at 05:43 PM
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A Cumberland County judge has drawn the attention of the Pennsylvania Judicial Conduct Board for his alleged “extremely loud” fits of anger in the courtroom.
The JCB announced charges Tuesday against Cumberland County Court of Common Pleas Judge Thomas Placey, who the board claimed “failed to conduct himself in a patient, dignified and courteous manner.”
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