Orange County Superior Court Judge Michael Murray, left, walks into his Commission on Judicial Performance hearing with his lawyer Edith Matthai. Photo: Meghann M. Cuniff/ALM Commission on Judicial Performance Drops Misconduct Charges Against Orange County Judge
Members of the Commission on Judicial Performance said they have authority to discipline judges who committed Brady violations during previous work as prosecutors. But Superior Court Judge Michael Murray, a former deputy district attorney, did not commit such misconduct, commissioners concluded.
December 06, 2022 at 06:58 PM
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Judicial Ethics
California's judicial watchdog agency on Tuesday dismissed disciplinary proceedings against Orange County Superior Court Judge Michael Murray, finding prosecutors failed to make their case that the jurist committed prosecutorial misconduct before his time on the bench.
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