Alexander M. Falconi
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"Only once ever filed a judicial ethics complaint"

"I've only once ever filed a judicial ethics complaint ... I'm not really attacking judges in general." Five years earlier the judge in his own case had recused himself over the website.

On camera

"I've used the court system a lot, and I've only once ever filed a judicial ethics complaint. So that's kind of a big thing. I'm not really attacking judges in general."

Same interview, at 5:23

"What I did instead was I removed the whole personal opinion out of the equation completely."

Same interview, at 1:31

"There's not a whole lot they can do, because it's not my opinion, it's the Supreme Court's, and they know that."

Same interview, at 10:16

In the file

Mr. Falconi "was highly involved in an opponent's campaign against the undersigned"; "has created a website which contains false information about the undersigned judge's record ... Mr. Falconi refused to correct or remove the false information. Mr. Falconi's refusal to correct or remove false information from his website concerning my record informs my belief of his credibility."

Order of Recusal, Judge Chuck Weller, Second Judicial District Court, No. FV08-03200, filed July 8, 2014 (NSC No. 69341, Record on Appeal Vol. 12, p. 158). More
Note. The recusal order was five years old when he gave the interview. It concerns the same website, in the hands of the judge who had presided over his own custody case.
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