The New York City Bar Association has rated four of the five candidates running for Brooklyn Civil Court judge on an "insurgent" slate as "not approved" for the bench. The judicial candidates who are backed by the borough's Democratic Party, along with all but one of the six candidates in the Democratic primary for Brooklyn District Attorney, were rated "approved."
August 23, 2017 at 06:00 PM
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The New York City Bar Association has rated four of the five candidates running for Brooklyn Civil Court judge on an “insurgent” slate as “not approved” for the bench.
Meanwhile, the city bar’s judicial evaluators have given ratings of “approved” to all but one of the six candidates in the Sept. 12 Democratic primary for Brooklyn district attorney.
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