The state Court of Judicial Discipline has ordered that Washington County Magisterial District Judge Mark A. Wilson attend a judicial diversion program after being charged with allegedly showing bias in a private criminal case and hiking bail in several cases.

Wilson appears to be only the second judge ever admitted to the program, which was established in 2015. The first was Erie County Court of Common Pleas Judge Stephanie Domitrovich, who was accused by the state Judicial Conduct Board of engaging in ex parte communications, as well as “unpleasant treatment of those appearing before her,” members of her staff and county employees.

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