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flag A misconduct probe found probable cause against retired judge Mark Wolf, but ended after his 2025 retirement.

flag Newly released court records show a limited misconduct inquiry into former U.S. District Judge Mark Wolf of Massachusetts, which ended when he retired in November 2025 after over 40 years on the bench. flag The investigation, led by U.S. Appeals Court Judge David Barron, found probable cause to believe Wolf engaged in misconduct, including creating a hostile workplace for court employees, though specific details were not disclosed. flag The probe included interviews with Wolf and a former law clerk and was terminated due to his retirement, cited as an "intervening event." flag Wolf, appointed by President Reagan in 1985, cited concerns over political attacks on the judiciary as a reason for stepping down. flag The case highlights systemic issues in federal judicial oversight, including the lack of anti-discrimination protections for court employees and fear of retaliation, prompting calls for greater congressional scrutiny and accountability reforms.

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