Two of the five judges on the Cuyahoga County Domestic Relations Court have now twice asked Judge Leslie Ann Celebrezze to relinquish her powerful administrative leadership role, as FBI agents continue to interview people tied to controversies involving Celebrezze’s conduct.
In letters dated June 27 and Sept. 12, Judge Francine Goldberg and Judge Colleen Reali asked Celebrezze to resign as administrative judge. The judges cited the chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court’s decision to remove Celebrezze from a divorce case, as well as a lawsuit from her former assistant that alleges unlawful retaliation, witness intimidation and records tampering.
In August, Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Sharon Kennedy permanently removed Celebrezze from the divorce case, saying Celebrezze failed to follow court policy when she assigned herself to the case after another judge recused herself. The assistant claims the judge retaliated against her after legally and dutifully providing public records to a reporter
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