A Beaver County magisterial district judge who was suspended for allegedly making unwanted advances toward a clerk and verbally lashing out at others has been brought up on additional ethics charges for allegedly retaliating against the witnesses set to appear at his upcoming disciplinary trial.
The state’s Judicial Conduct Board filed charges against magisterial district judge and lawyer Andrew M. Hladio, who presides over a district court in Ambridge, Beaver County, and asked that the Court of Judicial Discipline suspend him.
