More than 20 years after leaving Long Island, former Suffolk County Court Judge Stuart Namm is back with a book explaining how he says he became a “pariah” and was driven from the bench—a job he said he loved.
Namm’s self-published “A Whistleblower’s Lament: The Perverted Pursuit of Justice in the State of New York” (Hellgate Press) describes what he calls a “pattern of corruption” in the investigation and prosecution of cases.
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