Court records show Mirretti funded by Tempe City Court payout
Report cites a Tempe official providing over 150000 to Mirretti with a 102500 return set after a judge purchased property for 10576. The Supreme Court notes Johnson did not log hours or return calls while Mirretti could not be reached for comment.
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Supreme 8
Johnson
Mirretti
Tempe Names Four Finalists for Presiding Judge
Tempe officials released four finalists for the city presiding judge post. The candidates are listed by department heads and include judges with prior municipal court experience and district court backgrounds. A decision is expected after interviews and public input.
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Tempe
Court Finds No Missing Funds After AOC Review
Report notes no evidence of missing funds after review by AOC staff. Findings cite lack of financial controls in automated systems. Mirrett reportedly absent from court and engaged in business dealings during court time. 75 percent of fine reportedly spent on business.
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Mirrett
AOC
Mirred
Mirretti Chronology and Temp Court Shakeup
A 1963 Tempe court disturbance sees the city court seize administrative files to prevent removal. Judge Louraine Arkfeld is appointed interim by Rose as a replacement for Judge Robert Koch. Tempe deputy city manager Piper faced a 90 day termination and leave after a personal deal with Mirretti. The Administrative Office of the Courts released findings after two months of investigation.
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Sadea Alas
Vitiocne Goan Superior Court
Aalus Cae Ee Mirrett
Eee Cok Eins
Louraine Arkfeld
Rose
Saavelpel
Phoenix Seven
Robert Koch
Oarely Sele Piper
Tempe
Piper
Mirretti
Llaloon
Greco and
Arkfeld
Administrative Office of the Courts