The former New York judge who appointed Steven T. Rondos to oversee at least seven of the guardianship accounts that Rondos is charged with fleecing expressed dismay at the news in a phone interview Thursday. "I am disappointed -- I just thought he was really one of the good guys," said former Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Leonard Scholnick. A spokesman for the Office of Court Administration acknowledged on Thursday some "flaws" in the system for overseeing guardians' work but said those flaws were now corrected.
January 30, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The former Brooklyn judge who appointed Steven T. Rondos to oversee at least seven of the guardianship accounts Rondos is charged with fleecing expressed dismay at the news in a phone interview Thursday.
"I must say I am disappointed — I just thought he was really one of the good guys," said former Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Leonard Scholnick, who was reached at his Florida home. But, he added, "nothing shocks me anymore."
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