Hand and judicial robe photo illustration. Photo by Jason Doiy and S. Todd Rogers.8-29-13.062-2013. After Tendering Resignation, Ex-Town Judge Admits He Refused to Cooperate With NY Conduct Commission
An ex-town judge in the Catskills region, who is an attorney, appeared to dismiss the idea that he should have cooperated with the SCJC.
April 24, 2023 at 03:41 PM
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Judicial Ethics
A former town judge in New York's Catskills readily admitted on Monday that he refused to cooperate with a state judicial misconduct investigation after he resigned and accepted a prosecutor's role.
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