Female Las Vegas judge, 52, is punished over sleazy hot tub Facebook post and moaning about having to work the day after a Billie Eilish concert

A Las Vegas judge has been publicly censured and must take a course on judicial ethics after posting photos of herself in a hot tub with public defenders. Clark County District Court Judge Erika Ballou, 52, admitted that she violated ethics in an agreement and order of censure with the Nevada Commission on Judicial Discipline. Clark County District Court Judge Erika Ballou admitted that she violated ethics in an agreement and order of censure with the Nevada Commission on Judicial Discipline The picture showed her in a bathing suit alongside Shana Brouwers and Robson Hauser, with the latter shirtless and smiling for the camera A complaint was also filed for a second post she made where she seemingly complained about working the next day after a Billie Eilish concert. Ballou shared an image on her Facebook of herself in a hot tub with two public defenders, with a caption saying that one of them was 'surrounded by great t*ts' At the time, she said: 'You’re the one making the decisions not to walk away from cops. The commission said that Ballou had violated their rules requiring a judge to promote public confidence and avoid impropriety, which she admitted to A complaint was also filed for a second post she made where she seemingly complained about working the next day after a Billie Eilish concert The outlet reported that Wolfson has since filed a new petition in another of Ballou's criminal cases.