Ohio Supreme Court Suspends Sandusky County Judge Jon Ickes for 2 Years

Sandusky County judge removed from office for judicial conduct violations | The Highland County Press

The Supreme Court this week removed Sandusky County Common Pleas Court Judge Jon Ickes from judicial office without pay. This stems from the Court suspending him for two years due to several judicial conduct violations.

Ohio Supreme Court suspends Sandusky County Judge Jon Ickes for 2 years

Court says Ickes allowed pervasive vulgar conduct in workplace and cited conflicts that led to 2 convictions being overturned; status of November ballot uncertain.

Sandusky County judge suspended for unethical, vulgar conduct

COLUMBUS — The Ohio Supreme Court on Wednesday suspended Sandusky County Judge Jon Ickes for two years for numerous judicial conduct violations. The ...

Sandusky County judge suspended for numerous ethics violations

Sandusky County Common Pleas Court Judge Jon Ickes has been suspended from the bench for two years without pay due to numerous ethics violations.

Ohio Supreme Court suspends Judge Jon Ickes, orders him off Sandusky County bench immediately

FREMONT, Ohio — The Supreme Court of Ohio suspended Sandusky County Common Pleas Judge Jon Ickes from the practice of law for two years on Wednesday and ordered him off the bench immediately, without pay, for the length of that suspension. Ickes, a Republican, is still on the ballot in November. He is seeking a full term that begins Jan. 1, 2027, and a two-year suspension imposed Wednesday runs into 2028 — covering roughly the first 19 months of…

Sandusky County judge ousted for misconduct while seeking reelection

Ohio Supreme Court removes Judge Jon Ickes for “glaring conflict of interest” in cases and cultivating an unprofessional workplace environment.