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    The Commission on Judicial Conduct sends Judge Frederick J. Stoker a Letter of Admonishment for violating judicial conduct canons through an ex parte communication in 1983 while presiding over a case involving a relative. The Commission found Judge Stoker violated canons prohibiting ex parte communications and requiring a judge to avoid impropriety and the appearance of impropriety. The Commission issues the admonishment but will take no further action, and the admonishment will be public record.

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    The Commission on Judicial Conduct sends Judge Frederick J. Stoker a Letter of Admonishment for violating judicial conduct canons through an ex parte communication in 1983 while presiding over a case involving a relative. The Commission found Judge Stoker violated canons prohibiting ex parte communications and requiring a judge to avoid impropriety and the appearance of impropriety. The Commission issues the admonishment but will take no further action, and the admonishment will be public record.

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    769 LTR of Admonishment

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    The Commission on Judicial Conduct sends Judge Frederick J. Stoker a Letter of Admonishment for violating judicial conduct canons through an ex parte communication in 1983 while presiding over a case involving a relative. The Commission found Judge Stoker violated canons prohibiting ex parte communications and requiring a judge to avoid impropriety and the appearance of impropriety. The Commission issues the admonishment but will take no further action, and the admonishment will be public record.

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    WESLEY A.

    NUXOLL
    Chairperson


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    COMMISSION ON JUDICIAL CONDUCT
    Po. Box 1817, EW-14 Olympia, Washington 98507 (206) 753-4585
    November 8, 1989
    CERTIFIED MAIL
    ESTHER R. GARNER
    Executive Director
    Honorable Frederick J. Stoker
    Judge, Clark County District Court
    c/o 4702 Idaho Street RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
    Vancouver, WA 98661
    Re: 89-769 - Admonishment
    Dear Judge Stoker:
    Having received your signed Proposal for Admonishment, I
    send this Letter of Admonishment on behalf of the Commission on
    LTudicia1 Conduct. The Commission feels no further action is now
    warranted. This Admonishment is public under Commission Rule 19.
    The Commission on Judicial Conduct finds a violation of
    Canons 2, 3(A) (4), and 3(C) (1) (a) of the Code of Judicial Conduct
    by ex parte communication while presiding over a case and
    contacting an Assistant City Attorney in 1983 who was handling a
    case involving a relative. You are admonished to be careful in
    the future to avoid violation of the Code of Judicial Conduct.
    We thank you for your cooperation.
    WAN/EG:bz

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    A. N xoll
    Chairperson

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