Speaking before the Commission on Judicial Conduct yesterday, Bronx Surrogate Lee Holzman said that if he had known in 2006 what he knew in 2009, he would have fired Michael Lippman sooner, but was adamant that he had acted appropriately given the information he had.
September 20, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Attorneys for Bronx Surrogate Lee Holzman and for the administrator of the Commission on Judicial Conduct squared off before the full commission yesterday, with the administrator’s attorney urging the panel to remove Holzman for allegedly engaging in a “cover-up” of misconduct by Michael Lippman, the former chief counsel to the Bronx public administrator.
Holzman also addressed the commission briefly near the end of the hearing.
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