It would not be a reason to keep him but for the fact that Justice Camp, on his own volition, sought out legal instruction and counseling to deal with the shortcomings in his legal knowledge. The people that he sought that guidance from, including a feminist law professor, all testified on his behalf.

You think you can just throw someone else into a judge's position and not have any problems? Do you think that candidates for the position are going to voluntarily reveal any gender bias they have? Will we terminate any judge that makes an error in law? The answer is no to all those questions. So don't be in such a hurry to waste any person's legal talent over a single mistake.