April 07, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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A Town Court judge in Saratoga County has been censured for “gratuitously” invoking his judicial status when asking prison officials to confiscate documents from an inmate.
The documents related to a personal injury action filed by Milton Town Justice Carlos M. Calderon III against the inmate for injuries the judge allegedly suffered in a 2005 car accident.
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