Nassau County Supreme Court Justice George Peck has been reassigned to civil cases. Although the Office of Court Administration declined to elaborate on a reason for the move, the reassignment came amid allegations that Peck's recently resigned principal law clerk made sexually inappropriate comments to female prosecutors.
October 02, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Nassau County Supreme Court Justice George Peck (See Profile), a longtime judge in criminal matters, has been reassigned to civil cases.
According to Newsday, the reassignment came amid allegations that Peck’s recently resigned principal law clerk made sexually inappropriate comments to female prosecutors.
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