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After five years on local TV, Judge Mary Ann Gunn took her drug court program to a nationally syndicated audience. “Last Shot with Judge Gunn” airs on Fox 24 weekdays at noon.
Former Fayetteville judge Mary Ann Gunn, who resigned earlier this year to preside over a TV drug court show, has agreed to never again serve in the Arkansas judiciary.
As part of the agreement, the Arkansas Judicial Disciplinary and Disability Commission dropped three claims filed against Gunn, whose show “Last Shot with Judge Gunn,” features sentenced drug court defendants who are in treatment.
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The news came in a letter issued Friday by the commission. The letter didn’t reveal the nature of the complaints.
Coverage:
- TV drug court Judge Gunn barred from Arkansas bench – Arkansas News Bureau
- Judge Gunn settles case by agreeing never to run for judge again – Arkansas Blog
- Judge Gunn Agrees Not To Take Bench, Panel Dismisses Cases – KNWA
- Ark. TV Judge Agrees Not To Return To Bench – Associated Press
