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2/27/02, 4:06 am

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Lawsuit

Is it possible to sue a Civil Court Judge? Or are

there any other means to bring charges against a judge

one believes was derelict in her duty as well as

utterly incompetent to be a jud

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Re: Lawsuit Judges have absolute immunity from suit in connection with decisions they make on the job, even if they're l...

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Kenneth J. Ashman

Re: Lawsuit Why would you want to sue the judge? You may make a complaint to a judicial over sight committee. If this ...

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Amy L. Finch, 845-362-0387

Suing a judge In New York Judges have immunity for decisions they make. If you don't like a decision, you have to appea...

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Bunji Fromartz

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