Brooklyn Criminal Court Judge Richard N. Allman faces removal from his post for a physical altercation this summer. During that episode, the judge -- known for putting defendants in anger-management programs -- stepped down from the bench, put his hands on a Legal Aid attorney and yelled at him. Although the recipient of Allman's ire favors the judge's ouster, more than 20 attorneys have agreed to speak on Allman's behalf and back his reputation as a hard-working, careful judge.
September 24, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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