Marc Seedorf, a town justice in Westchester County who’s also an attorney in the Bronx, was stripped of his caseload Monday by the state Office of Court Administration after he pleaded guilty to charges of tax evasion in federal court last week.
Seedorf was accused by federal prosecutors of evading payment of more than $160,000 in federal income tax over the last decade and hiding proceeds from a legal settlement.
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