The judge "acted with a selfish or dishonest motive, he committed multiple offenses, and he caused harm to two vulnerable victims," the Ohio Supreme Court said.
November 10, 2021 at 03:38 PM
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A rural Ohio judge was suspended for one year without pay by the Ohio Supreme Court after he ordered a non-disruptive woman in the courtroom gallery to be drug tested and held in custody until she complied.
Judge Mark Repp, who serves as the sole judge of the Tiffin-Fostoria Municipal Court in Seneca County, Ohio, was suspended from practicing law for one year, a sanction that was recommended to the Supreme Court by the Board of Professional Conduct.
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