Next month, Nassau County District Court Judge Terence Murphy will trade his robes for a U.S. Army uniform. The 57-year-old state judge and Army judge advocate general has been called to active duty and will be deployed to Kuwait later this year. Tomorrow is his last day at the Hempstead courthouse.
For the past two years Murphy has presided over the Nassau Veterans Treatment Court, a special part that oversees cases involving service members who have pleaded guilty to non-violent misdemeanors and some felonies.
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