New York Court of Appeals opts to remove judge after she helped defendant avoid arrest

In a case in which a judge helped a defendant avoid being arrested, a New York Court of Appeals ordered that the judge be removed from office. The state's highest court concluded Laura D. Blackburne, a justice of the Supreme Court, acted above the law, and her actions "exceeded all measure of acceptable judicial conduct." ...

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New York Court of Appeals opts to remove judge after she helped defendant avoid arrest

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