David Pascoe

Mandy finds that interesting.

David finds that interesting.

Beth finds that interesting.

Even Luna and Joe are like, hold up, that's interesting.

And, you know, I would never want a judge, and I don't think I've been before many judges, that would hold it against me.

Maybe they would hold it against me, but not that they would hold it against the client.

For me and David Pascoe reporting Judge Carmen Mullen, But you never know, you know, if there's a fence call, if it's on the fence, And the judge can make it either way.

You know, if he goes against you, you don't know why he's going against you or she's going against you.

I never want that to get lost in the details.

Prosecutor David Pascoe, who unfortunately lost the Republican primary for state attorney general this year, filed a complaint against Judge Mullin in 2019 with the Commission on Judicial Conduct, accusing her of the, quote, "improper solicitation of ex parte communications, recording phone calls between parties without getting consent, having undisclosed conflicts of interest, and lack of professional competence, as well as allowing staff members to comment about pending judicial issues on social media." Pascoe again stuck his neck out in 2022 to ask the ODC and CJC to reopen his complaint against Mullin from 2019, which he said was dismissed and closed that fall with no explanation given to him.

He had no idea who served on the panel that dismissed the complaint against Mullin, nor what facts they considered.

He said that despite requesting this information from the ODC and CJC, he'd gotten no answer.

In that same letter, Pascoe asked the disciplinary boards to look into Mullin's actions in signing off on what turned out to be Alex and Corey's massive insurance fraud in the Satterfield case.

David, will you read this quote from David Pascoe's 2022 complaint? It really sums up everything that is wrong here.

"Judge Mullin's pattern of alleged conduct threatens to erode public trust in our judiciary.

Impropriety and dishonesty by members of our state's judiciary cause real harm to all South Carolinians.