A Superior Court judge who managed to beat criminal charges of harboring her fugitive boyfriend now faces a judicial ethics complaint over the same matter.

Carlia Brady has been accused of breaking four canons of the Code of Judicial Conduct based on her dealings with police when they sought to arrest her then-boyfriend on an armed robbery charge in 2013. The complaint from the Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct comes two months after the last charges were dropped in the criminal case against Brady.

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