“During the middle of our client's testimony about being tortured by the police in his home country, the judge picked up his desk phone and called his wife to ask what was for dinner,” one Twitter user recounted.
November 05, 2021 at 03:06 PM
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Attorneys took to Twitter this week to share tales of judicial misconduct they’ve witnessed and, in the process, raised questions about judicial oversight and accountability—or lack thereof.
On Thursday morning, Twitter user @fodderyfodder asked other attorneys to describe their “judicial war stories”—unpleasant experiences with judges in the courtroom.
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