re: LASC issues order immediately disqualifying Judge Eboni Johnson Rose on an interim basis

Yall just don’t like a strong black Queen speaking her troof from da bench !

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In 2018, Hughes was reelected without opposition.

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I bet he will have some opposition next time.

this is my favorite

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"The balance between an appropriate sanction for behavior that deserves a sanction and respect for the choice of the electorate is a difficult one," Hughes wrote.

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come on now…nobody fricking knows whether or not lawyers running for judicial office will be “good judges” or not, but there is an expectation of basic legal competence. And none of the “electorate” who voted for this idiot did so due to her likely jurisprudential stance…they voted for her because her family told them to and she’s a black female

and even now, she’ll probably win that appellate race. And the LASC can do nothing about that until she fricks up again. Idiocracy

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What’s the backstory here?

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*This is a timeline from a few different news sources.

Date Unknown: Set a third bond for a prolific drug dealer

November 2021: She ordered Billy Pettice have his ankle monitor removed while he was out on bond. He was accused of murdering his girlfriend along College Drive in Baton Rouge. While out— and ankle monitor free – he was accused of attacking another woman and her kids.

February 2022: She let another man, Luke Simmons, out on bond for a homicide on Spanish Town Road. He was later accused in a separate drive-by shooting.

February 2023: A white woman who was accused of waving a gun at a black family who were driving through her neighborhood and pushing flood waters toward her home was convicted on three counts of misdemeanor aggravated assault with a firearm. She previously faced felony charges in the case.

The panel originally found Bridgette Digerolamo not guilty of felony aggravated assault after she was tried for attacking three motorists who drove down her flooded street in July 2021. But Johnson Rose met privately with the jurors after the verdict was accepted and read and realized they meant to convict the ex-gym teacher of misdemeanor assault. The judge re-summonsed Digerolamo and her attorneys back to the courtroom and rendered a guilty verdict to the less severe charges.

March 2024: The judge convicted a former Baton Rouge police officer, accused of sexual misconduct against a Southern University student, of "misdemeanor grade" malfeasance in office. When attorneys pointed out there is no such offense in Louisiana law, she acquitted Steele, drawing intense objections from prosecutors.

April 2024: Prosecutors with District Attorney Hillar Moore’s office recently found themselves before a district court judge who accused the DA’s office of just wanting to “stick every ni**er in jail,” according to a court transcript of the April 2024 proceeding inside the 19th Judicial District Court in Baton Rouge.

Judge Eboni Johnson Rose made those comments shortly after questioning prosecutors about multiple delays in the case of a black man accused of domestic violence.

“He won’t be able to get this sh*t expunged off his record,” the judge said. “Most people don’t care about young black men but I do and he won’t be able to have no firearms.”

April 2024: The State Supreme Court said Judge Rose flat out made a mistake on the bench in the case of Bridgette Digerolamo, a woman who was accused of waving a gun at a group of people who were driving through her neighborhood and pushing flood waters toward her home. Justices said Judge Rose broke the rules by getting with the jury - privately- even after she had accepted their verdict. That led to the jury re-considering the case, and eventually changing their verdict. The supreme court unanimously cleared the woman of all charges.

May 2024: A Texas lawyer pleaded guilty to setting his ex-girlfriend’s Baton Rouge home ablaze last year, even after being court-ordered to stay 100 feet from the woman’s residence. Video showed him doing it and he was wearing an ankle monitor due to a domestic battery case for a different woman. GPS data showed he violated the order multiple times prior.

But Judge Rose who sentenced Christian Lee King to three years in prison and probation later rescinded the decision because state law called for more time behind bars, according the District Attorney's office.

Is she actually worse than Trudy White? Dear lord.

She is a nepotism retard, as she is the niece of one judge and daughter of another IIRC.

The American public would be shocked about what goes on in our urban courtrooms

They’d certainly be shocked at some of the hubris that comes along with these decisions.

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The Louisiana Supreme Court has removed Baton Rouge judge Eboni Johnson Rose from the bench

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Good. Now do her father/uncle.

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Is she actually worse than Trudy White? Dear lord.

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She is in Janice Clark territory