An Upstate New York judge who failed to disclose tens of thousands of dollars on his tax returns will be suspended with pay as the state’s highest court decides whether he should stay on the bench.

The New York Court of Appeals on Wednesday suspended Family Court Judge Richard Miller in Broome County pending their review of a decision from the state’s Commission on Judicial Conduct that called for the judge’s removal.

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