A village justice in Rockland County who is suffering from medical issues has agreed to retire and put an end to a Commission on Judicial Conduct investigation into whether his condition has affected his fitness for the bench.
June 05, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A village justice in Rockland County who is suffering from medical issues has agreed to retire and put an end to a Commission on Judicial Conduct investigation into whether his condition has affected his fitness for the bench.
Suffern Village Justice Richard Ackerson, 72, stipulated that he will resign when his term expires Dec. 1.
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