Kenneth L Kloepfer

The state Supreme Court on Monday ordered the removal of a San Bernardino municipal judge, citing him for a series of angry outbursts and "a persistent pattern of abuse and arbitrary conduct" on the bench. The justices, upholding a recommendation of the state Judicial Performance Commission, found Judge Kenneth L.

The state Supreme Court on Monday ordered the removal of a San Bernardino municipal judge, citing him for a series of angry outbursts and "a persistent pattern of abuse and arbitrary conduct" on the bench. The justices, upholding a recommendation of the state Judicial Performance Commission, found Judge Kenneth L.

SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY Supervisor District 2 Jon Mikels 15,770 Cal McElwain, inc. 10,140 S.T. Brannon 3,483 District 4 Larry Walker 13,427 Gus J. Skropos, inc. 10,490 Assessor R. Gordon Young, inc. 83,139 Donald E. Williamson 19,242 John A. Curry 17,092 Michael T. Smith 15,978 Sheriff Floyd Tidwell, inc. 115,099 Lawrence E. Henson 27,795 Superior Court Office 4 Joseph E. Johnston 69,536 Rex W. Cranmer, inc. 68,014 Office 5 Michael A. Smith 67,258 Bobby R. Vincent 64,441 Office 11 Rufus L.

When Robert H. Furey Jr. ran for Los Angeles municipal judge two years ago, the voters lacked an important piece of information about him. Furey, a Catalina Justice Court judge, had been under investigation by the state Commission on Judicial Performance for 22 months for misconduct, including the repeated jailing of a woman who had filed a complaint about him. Furey lost the election, and eight days later the commission recommended to the state Supreme Court that he be removed from the bench.