Judges and Judiciary,
Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Aug. 16, 2019
Ex-clerk says before her testimony justice noted he was suing women who accused him
A former law clerk of state appellate Justice Jeffrey Johnson testified Thursday he contacted her when allegations of sexually charged impropriety against him became public and informed her he was suing the women who accused him for defamation.
LOS ANGELES -- A former law clerk of state appellate Justice Jeffrey Johnson testified Thursday that he contacted her when allegations of sexually charged impropriety against him became public and informed her he was suing the women who accused him for defamation.
Nicole Denow, who testified Johnson had made multiple sexual and unprofessional comments to her when she...
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