Four former Jersey City, N.J., Municipal Court judges alleged to have improperly dismissed tickets for themselves or others have pleaded not guilty to official misconduct charges. Wanda Molina, Pauline Sica and Victor Sison are charged with second-degree misconduct for either dismissing or downgrading others' tickets, an offense that could carry up to 10 years in prison. Irwin Rosen is charged with third-degree misconduct for fixing his own parking ticket in 2004 and faces up to five years.
November 05, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Four former Jersey City, N.J., Municipal Court judges alleged to have improperly dismissed tickets for themselves or others pleaded not guilty to official misconduct charges on Thursday in Hudson County.
Superior Court Judge Peter Vazquez, in arraigning Wanda Molina, Pauline Sica, Victor Sison and Irwin Rosen, did not require them to post bail but directed that they be fingerprinted and processed as defendants.
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