The commission found that Laettner had engaged in more than two dozen instances of misconduct.
"We are extremely disappointed with the court’s decision to not accept Judge Laettner’s petition for review," an attorney for John T. Laettner said.
June 11, 2020 at 06:34 PM
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The California Supreme Court has denied a Contra Costa County judge’s petition challenging his removal from office.
A docket entry posted Wednesday notes, without explanation, that the court rejected Judge John Laettner’s petition for review of his ouster by the Commission on Judicial Performance in November. The justices’ decision ends Laettner’s 13 years on the bench.
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