When Gov. Bill Richardson appointed Joseph Guillory to the Doña Ana County Magistrate Court in 2006, he said Guillory’s “strong law enforcement background will serve him well.”
Guillory, a retired law-enforcement officer, is now serving a 60-day suspension without pay, which will be followed by a 12-month, supervised probationary period during which he will receive training in his “obligations and responsibilities” under the state’s Code of Judicial Conduct.
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Judge Suspended for Two Months Without Pay
2 comments:
Good! Suspend them without pay instead of will full salary.
If he is exonerated, he can be back paid.
I'm surprised too. Not used to seeing a judge's pay ever messed with. It's nice.
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