New York's Chief Judge, [Name], acknowledged in a letter that his earlier comments at a CUNY Law School forum regarding the removal of judges who impose lengthy prison sentences were inappropriate. This admission came as the state Commission on Judicial Conduct dismissed a complaint from a group of Republican state lawmakers concerning his remarks, where he suggested that voting out judges was a viable action for the public.
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New York Chief Judge Acknowledges Mistake in Comments on Judicial Accountability
New York's Chief Judge admitted to making inappropriate comments about the removal of judges during a forum at CUNY Law School. The state Commission on Judicial Conduct dismissed a complaint from Republican lawmakers regarding his statements.
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NY’s chief judge forced to admit his call to oust jurists who give ‘stupid’ long prison terms was wrong
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New York Chief Judge Acknowledges Mistake in Comments on Judicial Accountability