Retired Judge Paul Feinman of the New York Court of Appeals
A graduate of the law school at the University of Minnesota, Feinman worked as a staff attorney in the appeals bureau of the Legal Aid Society of Nassau County early in his career.
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Feinman, who was the first openly gay Court of Appeals judge, joined New York’s highest court in 2017 and his retirement was effective as of Tuesday, the court system said.
March 23, 2021 at 03:01 PM
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A graduate of the law school at the University of Minnesota, Feinman worked as a staff attorney in the appeals bureau of the Legal Aid Society of Nassau County early in his career.
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