A State Supreme Court justice from the Bronx should be censured for using her staffers to watch her child while she was on the bench and inviting them to pray with the judge in her chambers, the state Commission on Judicial Conduct recommended unanimously on Thursday.
January 10, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A State Supreme Court justice from the Bronx should be censured for using her staffers to watch her child while she was on the bench and inviting them to pray with the judge in her chambers, the state Commission on Judicial Conduct recommended unanimously on Thursday.
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