A Broward County judge could face a 10-day suspension and a public reprimand.
This stems from allegations that she acted improperly during her 2022 reelection campaign.
In a Wednesday filing, the Florida Judicial Qualifications Commission said it reached a disciplinary agreement with Judge Mardi Levey-Cohen.
This comes after the state Supreme Court in September rejected a proposal that called for a public reprimand.
Levey Cohen is accused of forwarding misinformation about her opponent in the election.
That includes accusations that her opponent obtained federal COVID-19 relief funds during the pandemic for which they did not qualify.
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