Less than honorable behavior

Thank goodness! This "judge" was so disrespectful of the panel and attorneys during her hearing that I was disgusted. All of her physical problems do not give her a pass on civility.

It is too bad her husband attacked her. Divorce is so much easier on the rest of one's life than jail. Or, did he believe that jail would be safer for him than being in the free world with her in it too?

Thank Gawd! I was afraid she might have gotten a bedroom set in the courtroom to lay back and watch her trials in total comfort.
What a disgrace!

It was apparent from the way this Judge treated the witnesses at her hearing that she should not have been serving on the bench. This is a good decision.

Justice has indeed been served

It is nice to see JUSTICE come down on one of their own! One would think, the now former Judge, Elizabeth Halverson did not understand the boof "PUBLIC SERVANT" Perhaps she thought her position provided her with servants from the public?i! No matter what was in the mind of the former Judge, she simply became a huge libality to everyone around her. She is now she is worried about her salary and benefits? Please!!! Let her stand in the unemplment line with the rest of us! Is the position open for resume's?!

Good!!! How she ever became a judge in the first place is beyond me.

For once you looked at the obvious facts of the case Jami. Are we turning over a new leaf ?

Tip of the iceberg. If the DOJ seriously took a look at some of the lower courts judges and their opinions, I believe more judges would be disbarred.

It was creepy watching this Ex-Judge" say "No, No, No",,, to all the questions on the stand... Her testimony was not very believable!.. Happy she is Ex-Judge!!

Nobody is above the law and certainly not a person hired to enforce the law. Period. Nuff Said!

justice was served. halverson was a disgrace to all the judges who sit on the bench.i know their are some questionable judges out there. i thank cnn for covering this story. it was a great education to us laymen to see how the judicial system handles one of their own.

Jamie I love your daily commentaries and always stop to Listen.
You have opened my mind and am less swayed to jump to prosecutors than I used to be. You are a little dynamo!
That said, I watched this very sad woman's behavior and wondered how in the world she was ever a judge, appointed or elected.
Judge Halverson's treatment of all concerned, her staff, the jury, sheer arrogance to the court, her lies to the press, along with her erratic behavior when testifying, were proof a serious mistake had been made allowing her any power over others lives.
Gee, the frying pan bit is, well...over the top and sadly funny. I can only imagine how she treated Him.
It just proves: Truth IS stranger than fiction~

How was she ever appointed or elected a judge?

Where have you people been? All you have to do is keep your head down and be charismatic. If you don't do anything to enflame opponents but maintain a proper demeanor with your own group, eventually you will be appointed to a high level position or your lack of baggage will con the electorate into voting for you.

Look at Barack Obama.

Now, it was after she locked in the judgeship (is that a word?), that her sense of power turned her into the people using monster that she is. We all know, power corrupts.

I watched that case with my husband. All we can say, is good......justice was served........and we wonder how she musta treated her husband!

I don't codone DV but it is a bizzare story that took on a bizzare outlook on her.

She must have been a disgrace as a wife as she was a judge.

a month ago I was asked by a friend if gas prices would ever come back down again to which I responded "Hell no". Well here we are and gas is less than half the price it was 2 months ago. I guess I along with most others didnt take supply and demand into account, The supply chain is cranking out a lot more gas than the market requires. Who would have thought that a US recession would stem demand for petroleum so radically on a global scale. two lessons learned a: oil companies cannot keep prices artificially high contrary to popular belief. and b: when America sneezes the whole world catches a cold