Vegas Judges Accused of Favortism

June 22, 2006 Posted In Las Vegas Info Real Estate News

Three Las Vegas judges have been accused of engaging in conflicts of interest, favoritism and other questionable practices and are now under review by the Nevada Supreme Court.

This comes after the LA Times published articles that detailed what seemed to be widespread violations of judicial canons by Las Vegas judges.

One of the judges, Brennan is accused of presiding of at least 16 cases involving participants in his local real estate ventures and receiving thousands of dollars in comps from a casino whose boss later had cases before him.

The other two judges have similar accusations, showing favoritism to those who had contributed in some way to their lifestyles.