Boggan v. JUDICIAL INQUIRY COM'N OF STATE
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
Jerry Boggan, judge of probate of Wilcox County, was found guilty of violating certain of the Alabama Canons of Judicial Ethics and was removed from office by the vote of five members of the Court of the Judiciary. The two other members of the Court found that "[t]here is no question that Judge Boggan is guilty of the charges found by this Court," but felt that removal from office was an excessive penalty.
This matter was before the Court of the Judiciary on a complaint filed by the Judicial Inquiry Commission against Judge Boggan. The complaint charged violations of the Alabama Canons of…
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