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obstruction of justice and destruction of records by a judge of the ca bar.
there’s a lot going on in california this week in terms of preparation by various parties and law firms for fast approaching adversarial legal proceedings relating to california state bar court judge patrice mcelroy’s malfeasance in office.
confidential sources have informed tlr of at least five (5) planned seriatim adversarial proceedings relating to judge mcelroy’s misconduct.
according to the sources, judge mcelroy’s misconduct as it relates to ronald gottschalk – thomas girardi’s former co-counsel in class-action litigation and current nemesis – will be addressed in a kastigar evidentiary hearing, as well as separate proceedings before the california supreme court.
also before the california supreme court is the case of william g. wells, a veteran of the u.s. marine corp who is represented by a century city firm, which accuses judge mcelroy of misconduct.
additionally, and pursuant to an order from the ninth circuit court of appeals, “david” (who also sued judge mcelroy in a civil action) plans to call judge mcelroy to the stand during a special hearing before a federal magistrate to determine whether his due process rights were violated. finally, in connection with the saga known as “bribing pat”, judge mcelroy’s misconduct will be addressed with the california supreme court.
specifically, and as was previously reported here, mr. ronald gottschalk and girardi & keese’s thomas girardi were co-counsel representing plaintiffs in various actions. once a dispute erupted between gottschalk and girardi, the state bar of california came knocking on gottschalk’s door.
gottschalk’s lawyer– mr. stanley arouty– submitted a sworn statement to the california supreme court accusing mcelroy of intentionally destroying an audio tape which serves as the official court record.
the state bar of california, realizing that the evidence against gottschalk is weak and not credible at the extreme, obtained a default judgment against gottschalk during a time period which the state bar knew mr. gottschalk was unavailable. participating in the scheme against gottschalk were mr. paul o’brien from the office of chief trial counsel and judge patrice mcelroy.
in another instance, during a hearing presided over by judge mcelroy, she disclosed that peter g. keane — who was then dean of golden gate university school of law and was representing an adverse witness (ms. sara e. raymond) — had been her supervisor when she was previously employed as an assistant public defender.
however, judge mcelroy failed to disclose that at or about the time the hearing in question was taking place, she accepted as a gift from mr. keane an overseas trip.
even more troubling is the fact that at or about the time the trip took place, golden gate university and the student in question were in the midst of litigating a civil case the student had filed in san francisco superior court.
in yet another instance, mcelroy’s penchant for destroying the official records of her own courtroom also manifested itself during the proceedings against respondent khanna.
feeling victimized, mr. khanna advanced an action against mcelroy in federal court. below is part of an order authored by magistrate judge edward m. chen. the order alluded to the alleged destruction of the court official record.
in yet another instance of mcelroy’s misconduct is the case of william g. wells. in addition to mcelroy’s complete disregard to a specific and detailed order issued by judge joann remke– the presiding judge of the court.

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