And in May 2008, the judge accused Eisenhour of doing illegal drugs and being a bad employee, and he told other court employees about those accusations, Eisenhour said.
In early July 2008, the judge told Eisenhour she would have to get his permission to take vacation time, as well as tell him where she was going and with who she was going, Eisenhour said.
"That was the last straw," she said.
On July 10, 2008, Eisenhour spoke to Deputy Weber County Attorney Craig Allred, who launched an investigation, according to documents provided to The Tribune .
Even though the judge allegedly made admissions to sexual harassment lawyer Orange County, Eisenhour said she was told that because the judge was an elected official, they could take no direct action against him.
She said Weber County Attorney Mark DeCaria asked the Utah Attorney General's Office to take the case, but they declined to act.
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