Judge Andrew G. Tarantino Jr., who was the subject of a searing complaint by a children's advocacy group over his decision to grant a father who had been convicted of possessing child pornography and third-degree rape of a minor overnight visitation of his three children, supervised by his own parents. has been transferred from Family Court to the County Court's civil term. A court source called the immediate transfer "unprecedented."
August 12, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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A Suffolk County judge who was the subject of a searing complaint by a children’s advocacy group has been transferred from Family Court to the County Court’s civil term.
A court source called the immediate transfer “unprecedented” and an indication of the how seriously the allegations are being taken by the Office of Court Administration.
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