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Show all 21 episodes. Narrator voice. Show all 8 episodes. Bachelor 2. Hide Show Archive footage 2 credits. Related Videos. On January 27, , the California Supreme Court declined Johnson's appeal of a June 2, , ruling by a state judicial panel removing him from office following charges of sexual misconduct.
The court's decision means that Johnson may no longer serve as a judge. Following the decision, Paul S. On January 14, , a state judicial panel released a report finding that Johnson harassed several women while working at a Los Angeles courthouse.
Johnson announced his intent to appeal. Johnson testified at a trial on August 23, , before the state Commission on Judicial Performance. The charges also said Johnson "engaged in a pattern of poor demeanor towards colleagues and court employees" and used his judicial office to advance his own personal interests. The alleged misconduct dated to , when Johnson served as a federal magistrate judge.
Johnson denied the allegations. The link below is to the most recent stories in a Google news search for the terms California Judge Jeffrey Johnson. These results are automatically generated from Google. Ballotpedia does not curate or endorse these articles. Johnson - Google News. Murray, Jr. Franson, Jr. What's on my ballot? When do I vote?
When are polls open? Who Represents Me? Congress special elections Governors State executives State legislatures Ballot measures State judges Municipal officials School boards. How do I update a page? Election results. Privacy policy About Ballotpedia Disclaimers Login. Laverne Gore R. Total votes: , Shontel Brown. Nina Turner. Jeffrey Johnson. John E. Barnes Jr. Shirley Smith. Seth Corey. Will Knight. Pamela Pinkney. Tariq Shabazz. Martin Alexander. James Jerome Bell. Lateek Shabazz.
Isaac Powell. Total votes: 70, Laverne Gore. Felicia Ross. Total votes: 5, Thomas Pekarek R. Sandra Williams. Bill Patmon. Willie Britt. Total votes: 32, Frank Jackson Incumbent. Zack Reed. Brandon Chrostowski. Robert Kilo. Tony Madalone. Eric Brewer. Dyrone Smith. Johnson was beginning to feel comfortable using his clout.
When WDMT-FM put up a billboard showing a headless youth with a boom box on his shoulder, he made the station take it down. When WZAK-FM put up sexually explicit billboards, he had those taken down, too, and forced the station to give scholarships to high school graduates.
Johnson was combative in council. Too ambitious, not respectful enough. One frigid, snowless night in , he went to the mat with Forbes. Forbes rose and walked out. Forbes turned around and gave Johnson an icy look. Somebody stepped between the two. There was a quick attempt at a truce. Tension built. At one point, Johnson remembers, Forbes picked up a chair in anger. Johnson ducked, thinking he was about to get clobbered. Eventually, news of the confrontation leaked out.
Johnson was earning a reputation as a loose cannon. He insisted that George Forbes was orchestrating the end of his political career. Johnson also spent a great deal of energy bemoaning the back-room way things ran in Cleveland. City Hall is Every day there is a deal, a chance every day to sell your soul. George and Jeff are in the same game. In , Johnson ran for yet a higher office: Cuyahoga County commissioner. Though defeated, he received an impressive 44 percent of the vote against veteran Republican Virgil Brown.
While preparing for his campaign, Johnson met a Palestinian immigrant, a grocer named Aly Hamed, through other Arab-American friends. A county commissioner is a powerful person for a grocer to know. Hamed knew that. Johnson knew, too. In , White was elected mayor. He attacked the way the criminal justice system treated prisoners, advocating more rehabilitation. He was instrumental in the rescue of the financially stricken Central State University. He sponsored a law that created the Ohio Infant Health Commission.
But he wanted to go to Congress. When Stokes announced he would not seek re-election, Johnson made his move. Marvin McMickle and six others, all of whom lacked his bedrock of legislative experience. Almost three weeks after he made his announcement, he was indicted for corruption in office.
The fall began, with Johnson protesting all the way as the tectonic plates of his career began to rumble ominously. On Nov. In the preceding days, local clergy had demonstrated in support of Johnson.
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