Officials recommended censure for the judge, who according to court papers presided in a case involving a business associate of theirs.
October 18, 2022 at 01:50 PM
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Litigation Reporter
A Greenville, New York, town justice was recommended for censure Tuesday, with the state Commission on Judicial Conduct observing that his salary was ordered stopped for a month in 2021 because he failed to report receipt of court money to the New York comptroller in a timely manner.
The commission also said Town Justice Alois W. Kraker made a series of poor judgment calls while he presided over small-claims cases in 2018.
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