Carlia Brady, a recently appointed Middlesex County judge, has been bounced from the bench amid criminal charges that she knowingly harbored and hindered the arrest of an armed-robbery suspect: her live-in companion.
Brady, 41, was arrested Tuesday at her Woodbridge home. Chief Justice Stuart Rabner said the next day that the Supreme Court had suspended her without pay and that she would perform no judicial functions until further notice.
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