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Albany Judge Resigns Amid Ethics Probe, Attacks Watchdog
Law360 (April 23, 2021, 8:48 PM EDT) A New York state judge with a history of ethics violations stepped down late last month while under investigation for allegedly trying to approve a gun permit for a friend, the state judicial watchdog said Friday, prompting the judge s attorney to brand the ethics body a kangaroo court.
After nearly two decades as a judge, Albany County Court Judge William A. Carter resigned March 30 after the New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct notified him earlier that month that he faced removal over claims he sought to have a purported friend s pistol permit application assigned to himself and talked to.
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JUST holds vigil honoring Rob Card, inmate who died in 2019 Sidney Slon/Photo Editor Rob Card is one of 11 inmates to have died during their incarceration since 2011 at the Broome County Jail.
Event took place two years after Card s death
April 7, 2021 Sidney Slon/Photo Editor Justice and Unity for the Southern Tier (JUST), Citizen Action, Progressive Leaders of Tomorrow (PLOT) and Truth Pharm are some of the local organizations that continue to work toward ending mass incarceration in Broome County.
It has been two years since Rob Card died after being incarcerated at the Broome County Jail.
On Saturday evening, community members gathered at the corner of Upper Front Street and Lt. Vanwinkle Drive in Binghamton for a vigil and rally to commemorate the two-year anniversary of Card’s death.