Showed extreme bias against defendant, allowed fraudulent orders to be signed and for the plaintiff to hide assets and artificially raise child support.

Judge Richard A. Santoni oversaw the drunk driving case of former Portage City Attorney Michael Carroll. He gave him a much more lenient sentence compared to what other individuals in the same situation would receive; no probation or jail time, only a fine. He also did not report Carroll's misconduct as required by MCR 9.102(A).

Roberts Kengis was forced to retire early from the bench not even half way through his term due to corruption and abuse of power. He regularly engaged in ex parte communications and used Detective Chris Haverdink as his own personal muscle in stifling free speech.

Theresa Brennan had an affair with a detective on a double murder trial she presided over. She laughed at defendants having anxiety attacks on the stand, and prevented people from presenting their cases.

When a citizen requested video of Judge Asadoorian's unprofessional behavior to inform voters, Judge Travis Reed blocked the request, hiding misconduct behind antiquated laws. Circuit Court Judge Jeffrey Matis then also blocked access, further preventing transparency and accountability for violating judicial ethics canons.