Suffolk County District Court Judge Robert Cicale. Photo: Suffolk County Police Department via AP
He admitted to entering a young woman’s home with the intent of stealing her underwear during the court appearance in Suffolk County two weeks ago.
September 27, 2019 at 06:13 PM
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Robert Cicale, a district judge in Suffolk County, was suspended without pay by the New York Court of Appeals late Friday after he pleaded guilty earlier this month to sneaking into a former intern’s home and stealing her underwear.
Cicale had been suspended by the high court last year, but with pay, after he was arrested on burglary charges.
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