A Kansas State Supreme Court Justice said that Marty Clark’s behavior was “embarrassing, foolish, and grossly immoral' but not a violation of any rules governing judicial conduct.
A Kansas State Supreme Court Justice said that Marty Clark’s behavior was “embarrassing, foolish, and grossly immoral" but not a violation of any rules governing judicial conduct.TOPEKA, Kan. — The Kansas Supreme Court said Friday it would take no further action against a former county judge who sent nude photos of himself to a online site of swingers.
The court accepted a disciplinary panel’s ruling that former Russell County Magistrate Judge Marty Clark violated rules of judicial conduct by sharing the photos.
Justice Caleb Stegall did not dispute the commission’s finding but argued that while Clark’s behavior was “embarrassing, foolish, and grossly immoral, it was not a violation of any of our rules governing judicial conduct.”
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