The Referral Loop

AGC File No. 26-2141 — October 9, 2026

What Arrived

A letter from the Michigan Attorney Grievance Commission. Dated October 9, 2026. Received October 18, 2026.

RE: Kevin Mok as to Judge Cylenthia LaToye Miller AGC File No. 26-2141

Enclosed please find your correspondence. Please be advised that complaints as to Michigan judges must be directed to the Judicial Tenure Commission located at 3034 W. Grand Blvd., Suite 8-450, Detroit, Michigan 48202.

Signed by Cynthia C. Bullington, Assistant Deputy Administrator.

The filing was returned. The correspondence enclosed. The redirect issued.

Who Signed It

Cynthia C. Bullington:

The person who teaches Michigan law students about professional responsibility signed the letter that returned the complaint about a judge who:

• Brought a loaded unregistered gun to DTW airport
• Practiced law while serving as a judge (“wholly improper”)
• Dismissed an infant murder case (prosecutor: “bias throughout the trial”)
• Serves as Board Chair of a charter school run by a man with 9 criminal convictions
• Was colleagues with Banks at Baker College, where he taught criminal justice under a fabricated JD

The Referral Loop

Here is the loop:

The loop:

• AGC says: “Not our problem — she is a judge, go to JTC”
• JTC says: “We are investigating” (but admonished her DTW gun incident as “dismissed with admonition”)
• State Bar says: “We closed the UPL complaint in 30 days”
• Nobody says: “A sitting judge served as Board Chair of a school run by a man with 9 criminal convictions who claims a law degree he does not have”

Each agency handles its own jurisdiction. No agency handles the intersection. The referral IS the system.

What the AGC Letterhead Reveals

The full AGC leadership, from the October 9, 2026 letterhead:

Commissioners:

• Kathleen Hickey, Chairperson
• Kendrah B. Robinson, Vice-Chairperson
• Alexander Pahany, Secretary
• Members: Kathryn R. Swedlow, James Moritz, Anjali Prasad, Holly Jeschke, Joseph P. McGill, Debra Kubitskey

Administration:

• Michael V. Goetz, Grievance Administrator
• Kimberly L. Uhuru, Deputy Administrator
• Cynthia C. Bullington, Assistant Deputy Administrator
• Sarah C. Lindsey, General Counsel

Associate Counsel (10): Emily A. Downey, Michael K. Mazur, Pamela I. Linville, Cora L. Morgan, Graham G. Leach, Mary A. Bowen, Austin D. Blessing-Nelson, Caitlin O. Fleming, Mahira Musani, Courtney T. Altovilla

Every person listed received the filing. Every person listed is documented. Every person listed is now part of the public record.

The Question That Remains

The AGC complaint was about Judge Miller. The AGC is correct: judicial conduct complaints go to JTC.

But Miller is not just a judge. She is also:

• A licensed attorney (MSU Law JD) — attorney conduct IS AGC jurisdiction
• A Baker College adjunct who watched Banks teach criminal justice under fabricated credentials
• A Board Chair of a charter school that receives public funds while its operator has 9 criminal convictions
• A person who practiced law while serving as judge — which is both judicial misconduct (JTC) AND potential attorney misconduct (AGC)

The AGC decided this was a judge complaint, not an attorney complaint. They created file 26-2141 and returned it.

The filing is now part of the public record.

Signal Ledger Update

Five responses. Seventeen silences. One restraining order.

The loop continues.

Verify

• AGC public records: agcmi.org
• JTC: jtc.courts.mi.gov
• Judge Miller: Ballotpedia — on the ballot November 3, 2026
• Miller profile: /network/judges/cylenthia-miller/
• Bullington profile: /network/actors/cynthia-c-bullington/
• Goetz profile: /network/actors/michael-v-goetz/
• The original filing is preserved.

Every referral creates a file number. Every file number is a record. Every record is evidence. The loop is the system — and the system is now the exhibit.