New York State Supreme Court Justice Matthew Rosenbaum has been relieved of his judicial duties after an investigation into his conduct was launched.
The Office of Court Administration was recently made aware of the allegations, leading to the opening of an investigation by the Inspector General, according to WHEC-TV. The State Commission on Judicial Conduct was also contacted, according to their reporting.
Rosenbaum has been fully-relieved of his duties. He was re-elected in November, but has apparently declined to take his office next month.
The Monroe County District Attorney’s Office has made no public comment on the matter.
The exact nature of the allegations against Rosenbaum are unclear.
Credit: WHEC-TV
To have the latest delivered to your smartphone or tablet – download the FingerLakes1.com App for Android and iOS. Follow the links below to download the app now! – Android (All Android Devices) – iOS (iPhone, iPad)
This content is brought to you by the FingerLakes1.com Team. Support our mission by visiting www.patreon.com/fl1 or learn how you send us your local content here.