The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports that Family Court Judge William Potter ordered a lawyer handcuffed in court, commented on cases during his re-election bid and exploded in anger during the commission’s own hearing.
The commission’s decision Wednesday says the panel questioned Potter’s “mental stability and capacity to control his anger.”
Potter watched video of the hearing when the attorney was put in handcuffs and said he didn’t violate judicial conduct rules but cringed when he saw his behavior.
The commission ordered Potter to submit the psychiatric exam’s results, write letters of apology, perform community service with an anti-bullying group and pay it $5,000.
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Commission suspends Clark County judge who exploded in anger
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Psychiatric exams should be yearly on judges. They are only human and are bound to have problems because of the stress of their jobs.
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