John Falk, justice of Brighton Town Court, has replaced Perinton Town Court Justice Thomas Klonick as a member of the state panel that monitors the conduct of judges in New York state.
April 05, 2017 at 04:03 PM
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John Falk, justice of Brighton town court, has replaced Perinton Town Court Justice Thomas Klonick as a member of the state panel that monitors the conduct of judges in New York state.
The Commission on Judicial Conduct said Falk has been appointed by state Chief Judge Janet DiFiore to a four-year term ending on March 31. The chief judge gets three appointments to the 11-member commission.
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