He would tell you, as he has told others, that I have filed a complaint against him with the state Judicial Discipline and Disability Commission. The rules prevent me from confirming that. But I can state my opinion that Watt has violated the Code of Judicial Conduct by acting as an investigating officer and by making public comments on matters pending in his court, particularly the program he created out of whole cloth to enforce truancy rules. Credit Watt, too, for good intentions amid his demagoguery. If he's trampled the Constitution by his automatic car-tow policy, I don't doubt he thinks it effective law enforcement.
Sympathy is one thing.
Watt has flouted airport parking rules that he imposes against others. He has been disciplined once for summarily arresting, convicting and sentencing teenagers he spotted acting rudely at police headquarters. He's now admitted in the Whitewater trial that he lied about federal agents, forged a document, made a fraudulent campaign contribution and knew of fraudulent activity in a land deal. In the course of FBI, Grand Jury and court testimony, he has given two and three versions of events. At least one had to be a lie.