California’s judiciary has spent just under $645,000 to settle sexual harassment and gender discrimination claims filed against judicial officers since 2012, according to public records of the agreements released this week by the Judicial Council.

The identities of many of those judges and the nature of the allegations against them remain a secret, however. Most of the agreements provided by council lawyers are heavily redacted. None of them names the accuser, and only a handful identify the accused. The agreements often include confidentiality clauses.

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