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Judge Robert S. Draper’s Verified Answer in CJP Inquiry No. 212

Primary-source document: Judge Robert S. Draper’s verified answer to the California Commission on Judicial Performance’s Notice of Formal Proceedings in Inquiry No. 212. The answer was filed on February 4, 2026. In it, Judge Draper denies violating the judicial canons cited by the Commission, disputes the Commission’s characterization of several…

Judge Robert S. Draper Misconduct Allegations: Part Two

This article reviews cited records, source materials and commentary concerning Judge Robert S. Draper Misconduct Allegations: Part Two. It distinguishes allegations and opinions from procedural history or adjudicated findings where the available sources permit.

Judge Robert S. Draper: CJP Charges and 2026 Case Status

This article reviews cited records, source materials and commentary concerning Judge Robert S. Draper: CJP Charges and 2026 Case Status. It distinguishes allegations and opinions from procedural history or adjudicated findings where the available sources permit.

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Regional Oxytocin Changes After THC Did Not Establish a Human Social-Behavior Effect

Repeated THC altered selected oxytocin-related measurements in rat brain regions, but the experiment did not directly establish changes in human bonding, empathy or social behavior. The study measured expression and staining Rats received repeated THC, after which researchers assessed oxytocin-neurophysin messenger RNA and oxytocin-related immunoreactivity. The regions included the nucleus…

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Chronic THC Altered Cerebellar Synaptic Plasticity in Mice Through an ERK-Linked Mechanism

Tolerance to a movement effect does not mean cerebellar signaling has returned to an unchanged state. A mouse study found altered synaptic properties after repeated THC exposure and implicated ERK-related signaling. The recordings examined a defined connection Researchers investigated parallel-fiber to Purkinje-cell synapses in the cerebellum. They measured transmission and…

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Prior THC Changed Cocaine Responding Differently Under Easy and Increasing Work Requirements

Previous THC exposure did not change cocaine intake the same way under every reinforcement schedule in rats. A study found unchanged acquisition and fixed-ratio intake but reduced responding when the work required for each injection increased. The schedule changed the demand Under the fixed-ratio condition, one response produced an injection….

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