A former attorney for a now-defunct Upland law firm that represented police officers and gained notoriety for alleged unethical conduct has drawn scrutiny for running for Superior Court judge in two California counties. In San Bernardino County, Rancho Cucamonga resident Dieter Carlos Dammeier, now an administrative law judge who is currently not practicing law, faces Michelle Lauron, a supervising deputy district attorney, in Tuesday’s primary election. And in Merced County, Dammeier also is seeking a seat on the bench, facing two attorneys in another judicial office without an incumbent on the ballot. Dammeier, 55, an administrative law judge for the…