Wanda Molina, a Jersey City judge who pleaded guilty to a criminal charge for her role in a pervasive municipal-court ticket-fixing scheme, has been handed a timeout from practicing law.
The New Jersey Supreme Court on Friday ordered a six-month suspension for Molina, the city’s chief judge for three years, who is permanently barred from the bench.
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