“The initial report of the alleged misconduct in this case sounded much worse than what the actual evidence showed,” the court held. “Judge Brumbach’s plan was not evil in nature nor was it an attempted abuse of power for personal gain.”
March 12, 2024 at 05:59 PM
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Litigation Reporter
A Philadelphia judge adjudicated scores of cases before their hearing date, but no one’s rights seem to have been violated in the process, the Pennsylvania Court of Judicial Discipline determined Tuesday.
The disciplinary court ruled that while Judge Marissa Brumbach of the Philadelphia Municipal Court acted unethically by disposing of 95 traffic citations a day early, her conduct was not as bad as the Judicial Conduct Board had alleged.
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