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Inkster Judge Sylvia James blames court official for using her name
Detroit Free Press Local News
Feb 01Inkster Chief Judge Sylvia James testified Tuesday that her court administrator Pamela Anderson at times produced reports and letters without her knowledge that were inaccurate or illegal, including one in which a former court officer was promised a jo... »
Suspended Inkster judge insists charges political
Detnews.com Wayne County
Jan 31Dearborn Heights — Facing her second week of testimony, suspended 22nd District Judge Sylvia James said Monday that political revenge is why she is appearing before the state Judicial Tenure Commission on allegations she violated ethics and misspent pu... »
Embattled Inkster judge defends her work ethic in misconduct hearing
Detroit Free Press Local News
Jan 28Embattled Inkster Judge Sylvia James took the witness stand for the third time in her misconduct hearing Friday, this time defending her work ethic and denying accusations of routinely arriving to work late and taking two-hour lunches. »
Inkster judge: Yes, I meant to write checks to community groups
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Jan 27Inkster Judge Sylvia James testified this morning that it was her intention to sign checks funding programs like 22nd District Court's annual Law Day program and to several community organizations including the Inkster Auxiliary Police and local sorori... »
Suspended Inkster judge defends spending from court fund
Detnews.com MetroState
Jan 27Suspended 22nd District Judge Sylvia James testified Friday that she was justified in spending thousands from an alternative sentencing program to pay for landscaping, catering, cheerleader uniforms, photography services and contributions to local soci... »
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Latest Blog Posts in Detail
Inkster Judge Sylvia James blames court official for using her name
Detroit Free Press Local News
Feb 01Inkster Chief Judge Sylvia James testified Tuesday that her court administrator Pamela Anderson at times produced reports and letters without her knowledge that were inaccurate or illegal, including one in which a former court officer was promised a jo... »
Detroit-based Startup Detroit Labs Develops Chevrolet's 'Chevy Game Time' Super Bowl App
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Jan 31First-of-its-kind app will be used to give away thousands of prizes during this Sunday's big game Detroit Labs, a new tech company that creates web, iOS, and Android applications for businesses ranging from local startups to Fortune 500 companies, toda... »
Embattled Inkster judge defends her work ethic in misconduct hearing
Detroit Free Press Local News
Jan 28Embattled Inkster Judge Sylvia James took the witness stand for the third time in her misconduct hearing Friday, this time defending her work ethic and denying accusations of routinely arriving to work late and taking two-hour lunches. »
Inkster judge: Yes, I meant to write checks to community groups
Detroit Free Press Local News
Jan 27Inkster Judge Sylvia James testified this morning that it was her intention to sign checks funding programs like 22nd District Court's annual Law Day program and to several community organizations including the Inkster Auxiliary Police and local sorori... »
Judge wrote checks for drug court conference although Inkster lacked sentencing program
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Jan 27Inkster Chief Judge Sylvia James testified Thursday that she signed checks made out to herself and court employees for thousands of dollars for travel expenses to attend drug court conferences in California and Boston. »
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