⚖️ 1. Family Court Judge Publicly Censured in 2024
Editor’s note: The Nevada Commission on Judicial Discipline issued its public censure order in this matter on July 23, 2024, and the case was resolved by stipulation. This article is a record of that concluded proceeding, not a report of a current or ongoing disciplinary action.
A Las Vegas Family Court judge—identified as Judge Mary Perry—was publicly censured by the Nevada Commission on Judicial Discipline in July 2024 following allegations of disrespectful and unprofessional conduct during hearings. According to the censure order and contemporaneous reporting, she used profanity, made demeaning remarks to parents, and even “yelled and cursed,” questioning a father with, “Are you a psycho?” reviewjournal.com
- Perry admitted several violations and accepted a 30‑day unpaid suspension (stayed for one year) plus remedial training. ktnv.com
- The 2024 censure remains a notable instance of accountability in the local Family Court system.
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