Cleveland Municipal Judge Pinkey Carr was suspended indefinitely from practicing law and immediately removed from office.
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Cleveland Municipal Judge Pinkey Carr resigned after being suspended indefinitely from practicing law and immediately removed from office.19 News just obtained an email from the Cleveland Municipal Court sent by Carr stating her resignation on Dec. 9.“Director of personnel Neida Miller, please accept this email correspondence effective today, December 9, 2022, as my resignation from my position as Judge for Cleveland Municipal Court.
“It’s a miracle people are here. You know what that article will do now that people have known, ‘Oh Judge Carr issued a warrant for your arrest,’” Carr said. “Is that going to make people come down here now? Brilliant.” “How did this contribution cause five people to spend 28 days in jail?” Justice Patrick Fischer said.
The Court said she lied to her presiding judge about issuing arrest warrants to those who didn’t show.
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