Attorneys for the Commission on Judicial Performance met “the high burden” of proving most of the 10 counts of misconduct—including groping and sexual harassing co-workers—leveled against Los Angeles appellate court Justice Jeffrey Johnson, a panel of special masters concluded in a report filed Friday.

The 316-page report said the proven allegations, detailed by more than 100 witnesses over 17 days of testimony last year, revealed “ethical lapses” by the justice “that undermine the public’s trust in the judicial process and erodes the confidence we ask the public to place in our individual judges.”