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“A profane rant, a demeaning ethnic remark and gratuitous reminders to people that you are a judge, undermine respect for the bench,” a judicial conduct official said.
December 23, 2019 at 01:09 PM
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A town justice in Westchester County received a sanction Monday after a state disciplinary panel found he mentioned he was a judge during a confrontation with a smoke shop owner, and again while defending comments he made as an attorney perceived to be racist by a judge.
Michael Tawil, an attorney and justice of the Ossining Town Court, agreed to be censured by the state Commission on Judicial Conduct, which disclosed the sanction Monday.
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