A New York appellate judge ruled Wednesday that convicted ex-Supreme Court Justice Gerald P. Garson of Brooklyn must go to prison even as he appeals his 3- to 10-year sentence for bribery and related crimes. Garson, 74, who handled divorce cases during his six years on the bench, will surrender to begin serving his sentence on Tuesday. One judge, noting the lack of judicial support for Garson, said, "What he has done to the Brooklyn judges has been outrageous. They are under a cloud because of him."
June 21, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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An appellate judge ruled Wednesday that convicted ex-Supreme Court Justice Gerald P. Garson of Brooklyn must go to prison even as he appeals his three- to 10-year sentence for bribery and related crimes.
Garson, 74, who handled divorce cases during his six years on the bench, will surrender to begin serving his sentence on Tuesday.
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