New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Roberto Rivera-Soto has been charged with abusing his position to influence police actions and court proceedings over the alleged bullying of his teenage son by a high school football teammate. Rivera-Soto allegedly threatened to go to state police and file a criminal complaint against his son's vice principal and coaches, called a police chief on the chief's cell phone about pressing charges against the teammate, and contacted a prosecutor and judges about the complaint.
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N.J. Justice Charged With Misusing Office to Help Out Bullied Son
New Jersey Law Journal
May 14, 2007
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