Three judges involved in a fight at an Indiana White Castle in May, which ended with two of the judges shot, have been suspended without pay after the Indiana Supreme Court determined they committed judicial misconduct.

In an opinion issued Tuesday, the court said judges Bradley Jacobs, Andrew Adams and Sabrina Bell “engaged in judicial misconduct by appearing in public in an intoxicated state and behaving in an injudicious manner and by becoming involved in a verbal altercation.”

Adams’ whole blood-alcohol level was approximately 0.157 upon admission to the hospital, and Jacobs’ was approximately 0.13, according to the opinion. Bell’s blood-alcohol level was not tested, “but she was intoxicated enough that she lacks any memory of the incident,” per the opinion.

Additionally, Adams and Jacobs “engaged in judicial misconduct by becoming involved in a physical altercation for which Judge Adams was criminally charged and convicted,” the court said in its opinion.