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Black Woman Judge From Texas Accused of Sexting, Buying Drugs From Bailiff

Hilary Green with her now ex-husband in 2010. (Karen Warren/Houston Chronicle )

Substance abuse affects us all, even those of us who ascend to the highest heights, apparently.

A black Texas judge has been suspended amid accusations that she sexted in the courtroom, used her bailiff to buy drugs, hired prostitutes and once brought marijuana seized from a defendant, according to the Washington Post.

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Hilary H. Green, who despite these longstanding allegations, was overwhelmingly reelected Harris County, Texas, justice of the peace, was immediately suspended Friday her courtroom. Green has not been accused of a crime.

Sadly, it was Green’s divorce to one of City Controller Ronald C. Green, with whom she has a child.

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Their divorce battle got contentious and Ronald Green in 2015 called his wife a drug addict who “operates daily with impaired judgment as evidenced by her presiding over cases in which she has ongoing sexual relationships with litigants and witnesses.”

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The Post reports that more allegations came from Claude Barnes, a bailiff whom Green acknowledged as her ex-lover — though she denied his testimony that they had hired prostitutes for threesomes.

Barnes testified that he, Judge Green and a prostitute had an alleged rendezvous in a Crowne Plaza hotel room where they allegedly smoked weed and engaged in a threesome. He also alleges that they did ecstasy and they he “repeatedly” helped Green buy prescription cough syrup on the black market.

In a letter to the commission, Green acknowledged many of her misdeeds, and admitted to abusing drugs “almost every night” for several years, according to court records.

Green’s suspension will last until a civil trial can be held to consider whether to remove her from office, which could last for years.

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Read more of this real-life Love and Hip Hop storyline at the Washington Post.

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