Four Jersey City, N.J., municipal judges, including the former municipal court chief judge, have been charged with improperly dismissing traffic and parking tickets for themselves, relatives, friends or colleagues. The chief judge, who resigned Sept. 20, was charged with second-degree official misconduct, as were two part-time judges who took unpaid leaves of absence. A fourth judge was charged with third-degree official misconduct. The second-degree charges each carry a potential jail term of 10 years.
October 23, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Four Jersey City, N.J., municipal judges, including the former chief judge, were charged Monday with improperly dismissing traffic and parking tickets for themselves, relatives, friends or colleagues.
Wanda Molina, who resigned as chief judge on Sept. 20, was charged with second-degree official misconduct, as were part-time Judges Pauline Sica and Victor Sison, who took unpaid leaves of absence last month. All three have since been replaced.
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