District of Columbia Superior Court Judge Natalia Combs Greene received a rare public rebuke last month from a judicial review commission.
Greene retired earlier this year after serving 15 years on the bench and sought appointment as a senior judge. The D.C. Commission on Judicial Disabilities and Tenure gave her a favorable recommendation, but also alerted Superior Court Chief Judge Lee Satterfield in a Nov. 13 letter to complaints about Greene’s temperament.
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