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Everything I had been so proud of had been destroyed," Astacio told the commission about her arrest and conviction.
One night when her aunt was visiting, she said, she had four glasses of wine and three shots of Patrón tequila. That time the car monitor showed an alcohol content that could have been a charge of driving while criminally impaired. The sensor prevented the car from starting because of the alcohol she'd imbibed.
In 2017 Astacio admitted that she had violated her conditions by drinking. Then, she went to Thailand.
"You needed a period of isolation?" she was asked at a commission hearing last year.
"I still do," she answered.
However, while there, she was ordered to provide a hair or urine test to check whether she had been drinking. The commission decided that she did not try to get back to the United States in time for the test. She was jailed after that violation.
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Astacio pulled off a surprise victory in a three-way Democratic primary in 2014, then won the judgeship in the general election. But after her arrest and conviction for drunken driving, her fall from grace has been staggering.
Astacio occasionally turned to Facebook with postings that, while sometimes serving as her answer to allegations against her, amplified questions about her judicial temperament. After her April arrest for the alleged attempted shotgun purchase, for instance, she claimed on Facebook that it was her sister who wanted to buy the firearm, prompting one of her sisters to have to refute that allegation with her own Facebook posting.
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In court, judges and prosecutors maintained that Astacio stubbornly refused to abide by terms placed upon her after her arrest and conviction.
"The defendant has never acknowledged responsibility for her behaviors," Ontario County Court Judge Stephen Aronson wrote in December when refusing to overturn her drunken driving conviction. "She has demonstrated an utter lack of respect for any and all authorities, as evidenced by her multiple violations."
Apparently the commission discovered her other ethical lapses during its investigation. The statements she made in court to the jaywalker, to the court deputy and in the sexual misconduct case showed her lack of judicial temperament, the commission decided.
The commission voted unanimously to oust Astacio. That was also the decision of a referee who first heard the case against Astacio, before it was presented to the full commission.
The referee determined that was "overwhelming evidence of removable conduct," records show.
Astacio and her attorney must now decide whether to appeal the commission decision. If they do, it could be as long as five months before a ruling, meaning her seat would stay vacant through the November election.
If Astacio loses an appeal, Mayor Lovely Warren would appoint her successor, who would then run in the next election cycle.
State Supreme Court Justice Craig Doran, the region's administrative judge, said in a statement Tuesday, "For more than two years, one matter has overwhelmingly dominated the public's attention, while hundreds of judges and staff in our region's courts have come to work each day (and night), quietly and diligently upholding the law, while delivering justice in thousands of cases in our neighborhoods, schools and businesses."
The case against Astacio has been "an unfortunate distraction" from that work, Doran said.
For now, Astacio is still being paid; the salary was recently increased to $187,200. Should she appeal in the next 30 days, the Court of Appeals could suspend her pay while it makes a decision.
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That reminds me i should watch that again while i cook supper
That video is awesome
listened to Rush last Monday and about 10 min b4 sign off, the caller talked about the 1958 communist manifesto which lists 45 goals. It is amazing how future proves past with the # Achieved.
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Fantastic posts everyone......the explosion story is surreal...this is not a game...
What is this ???? Indeed....hmmmm Possible Amendment to the Fed Act 1913 coming ? Thoughts???
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Here is a link to the local Bangkok newspaper regarding the rescue efforts for the trapped boys;https://www.bangkokpost.com/news/general/1499910/better-than-expected-rescue-suspended-for-night-4-out?utm_source=bangkopost.com&utm_medium=article_news&utm_campaign=most_recent_box
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Amy Coney Barrett
Amy Coney Barrett (born 1972) is a United States Circuit Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. She was previously a professor of law at Notre Dame Law School.
Barrett has been included on President Trump's "shortlist" of potential Supreme Court...👇🏻 Devin Nunes adds 15 names to the list (5 July 2018)
