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Retired Indiana University Faculty Members Denied Preliminary Injunction, Barred from Bloomington Faculty Council Participation for Now

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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Retired faculty members at Indiana University will not be allowed to serve as representatives on the Bloomington Faculty Council, at least for the time being. A recent ruling by a Monroe County judge has temporarily halted their ability to participate in faculty governance. On Sunday, Judge Emily Salzmann denied a motion for a preliminary injunction filed by three retired professors: Steven Sherman, Alex Tanford, and Russell Skiba. The plaintiffs had launched a lawsuit against the university’s Board of Trustees in August following a policy change that prohibits retired faculty from engaging in … Read more

Federal Charges Filed Against Retired Judge for Alleged Courthouse Assault and Cover-Up

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FRESNO, California — A former superior court judge faces federal charges for the alleged sexual assault of a judicial assistant and subsequent attempts to mislead investigators. Retired Judge Adolfo Corona, 66, was indicted on August 21, with charges including deprivation of bodily integrity under color of law, making false statements to law enforcement, and attempted document alteration. The incidents are reported to have taken place at the Fresno County Courthouse. According to the indictment, Corona assaulted a judicial assistant in a stairwell in March 2024, and he allegedly fabricated details about the event during both … Read more

Reflections from the Bench: A Retired Judge’s Return Sparks Life Lessons in Our Community

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Hometown, State – In an unusual turn of events, a retired judge returned briefly to the bench, providing valuable life lessons and insights drawn from decades of legal experience. The judge, whose career was marked by a commitment to justice and community engagement, reappeared in a local courtroom for a community outreach program aimed at educating young citizens about the judicial system. During this special session, the judge addressed a group of high school students, sharing anecdotes from their time on the bench and emphasizing the importance of civic responsibility. The event aimed to demystify … Read more

From the Bench to the Hive: Retired Judge Wendy Bartlett Celebrates a Lifetime of Dedication and Service

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Gillette, Wyoming – Wendy Bartlett, a retired circuit court judge, has left a lasting mark on the judiciary and the community she served. With a career that has spanned decades, Bartlett reflected on her experiences and the principles that guided her decisions from the bench. Raised in a small town, Bartlett developed a strong sense of justice early on. She pursued her legal education with determination, ultimately earning her J.D. and being sworn in as a judge. Known for her unwavering commitment to fairness and integrity, she navigated complex cases while adhering to the rule … Read more