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Judge Hands Individual Charged With Seven Separate Lewd Acts Directed Towards Female Bus Operators a One Year Suspension From NJ Transit Services

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Newark NJ, Superior Court Judge has granted NJ TRANSIT’s request to suspend for a period of one year the riding privileges of an individual who had been charged with at least seven separate lewd acts aboard NJ TRANSIT buses in the past two years.

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Judge made staffer do son’s homework, complaint says

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Allison Pries , Staff Writer, @allisonpriesPublished 4:35 p.m. ET March 8, 2017 | Updated 14 hours ago

The state’s judicial ethics board has filed a complaint against a Superior Court judge who served in Bergen, Passaic and Essex counties for misusing judicial resources — including making an employee do her son’s homework — and other integrity violations.

The complaint alleges that Deborah M. Gross-Quatrone forced a law clerk to start working several weeks prior to the official start date, secretly recorded meetings with senior judges and made a staff member attend to her personal business, including doing her son’s high school homework.

https://www.northjersey.com/story/news/2017/03/08/judge-allegedly-made-staff-do-sons-homework/98914964/?utm_campaign=new-jersey-politics&utm_content=2017-09-03-9086822&utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_term=New%20Jersey%20Politics