These are the worst – the most – the judges in New York City when it comes to protecting the public from violent suspects.
These jurists in the criminal court put violent criminals before the trial at an amazing rate – with some alleged PERPS more than 80 % of time, according to post -detention data before the trial from the court administration office.
The analysis viewed 96 judges who dealt with at least 25 cases in the first six months of 2024, when the higher charge was in a violent crime trial. Almost all these cases are still qualified for bail, even after the legislators were enacted in Albani in 2019 after extremist criminal justice reforms were delivered in 2019.
One of the most terrible practitioners in this city's justice is the Criminal Court judge at Queens Wanda Lestera, who only put the guarantee five times and did not have suspects in detention of trial in 34 violent crime cases that extend to January to June 2024, the latest data available.
Even Licitra has placed evil stools accused of destroying a tube in the face of Straphanger on the subway platform – which he cursed in court to boot.
A veteran criminal defense lawyer, who went over and over again before Likura started, told the “Post” newspaper.
Hana E Mairez, a fellow and director of the Police and Public Safety at the Manhattan Institute, said these jurists “the wide ideological chip” towards the opposition displays the lives of New York residents.
She said that many of these judges “come out of dangerous people even when they know that these people are dangerous and they fail to be responsible in those situations and the safety of others.”
The judges suspended their hands when taking a decision to set the guarantee, noting that New York is the only country in which jurists can weigh only whether the person will return to the court, without any consideration whether the threat of public safety.
However, criminal defense lawyer Thomas Kinev, who ran as a Republican against Alvin Prague of Manhattan County's lawyer, confirmed that there are “many” ways to justify the retaining violent plus on bail.
“Even when you cannot rely on public safety standards due to the laws of the state [to set bail]It is likely to reach there in another way. ”
A spokesman for an OCA said that the administration does not comment on the bail decisions, but it said that the judges “have a discretionary authority to take sponsorship decisions in accordance with the law and is based only on an individual assessment of the defendant's risk of aviation.”
None of the following judges responded to the suspension requests.
Judge Wanda Litra, 65
Queens Criminal Court
29 out of 34 violent criminals were released, 85 %
The then chief of the Pharynx appointed by Bill de Palacio in 2021, and she gained a bad reputation between both prosecutors and defense lawyer because of their appearance of violent accused criminals.
Last year, the lawyer of the Relief Society from the previous law reduced at least two factors that were accused of first-class assault with a second-degree weapon and steadfastness, which led to a physical injury, respectively, without guarantee-only to re-object to the spouses for violent crimes, according to OCA data before the trial.
“It allows them all to go out,” the defense lawyer has long said.
In February 2022, Licitra caused an unpleasant smell when Frank Abookua, 37, who was accused of assaulting a woman in the subway by pushing the stools to the victim's face.
Although ABROKWA has been delayed in Licitra, “F -K You, Bitch” in the courtroom allows him to leave during an early procedure.
By September 2022, she also ordered the release of a 56 -year -old man who was held on Rikeers because of his inability to pay $ 500, citing violent prison conditions. The man, who had been guaranteed for a violation of protection order, was open to driving driving and assaulting, according to New York Focus.
Judge Valentina Morales, 46
Manhattan Criminal Court
He was released without a migrant sponsorship that he claimed to cut a man in 2023
Morales, who was appointed in De Placio, was appointed the title of “Judge full of savings” among law enforcement officials for her famous indulgence.
Between January and June 2024, Morales 83 allowed a violent mere of 101 on foot without a bail, including the oud Erik Taylor, who was already convicted of two crime charges and about twenty misdemeanors.
Taylor was accused of assaulting a qualified guarantee felony of allegedly throwing a shopping bag full of heavy things in a 24 -year -old woman walking to work in Union Midan in January 2024, leaving her black eye, cutting over her eyebrow, and concussion.
Morales also laid the Venezuelan immigrant Walter al -Mashai Layal free of charge without sponsorship in October 2023 after he claimed that he cut the leg arm with a broken beer bottle in the Times Square. The alleged victim needed 20 stitches for his injuries.
“You take the department as a judge to protect and serve,” one of the policemen said for about 20 years. “It is clear that it is not when it comes to criminals.”
Judge Robert Rosental, 63
Manhattan Criminal Court
The thief of the violence that went in the eruption of sexual assault the next day
Rosenthal, who was elected to the Manhattan Civil Court in 2019, was elected, but was appointed to the Criminal Court, and PERPS bid farewell to not enough in the first half of 2024 by 67 % of the time.
After that, in January, de Blasio occupied the headlines after it was cut off from his underwrite, Jason Ayala, who was accused of violent theft.
The next day, it was claimed that Ayala, 37, was in a state of twisted sexual attack, as she was offended the use of a 12 -year -old age and 14 in addition to three women within 30 minutes. The case is still hanging.
“All arrests were for the union of intimate parts and forced danger. Police Commissioner Jessica Tish told the” The Post at the time “.
The 14-year-old victim's mother was angry with Rosental's record: “It is a worrying thing because the judge does not seem to be for innocent-that for the person who is the crime,” she said.
Judge Marva Brown, 43
Manhattan Criminal Court
54 out of 87 violent criminals were released, 62 %
Brown was on the bench until 14 months, but in that short period, at least 54 obsessed – with a number of re -frame.
The relief lawyer was elected from the former law in the Brooklyn Civil Court in November 2023, but he supervised the criminal cases in Manhattan, and was poorly left to inspect the Princess of Hunter without a guarantee after she was arrested on the camera while hitting a subway player on the head with a metal water bottle in February 2024.
After weeks, Hunter was arrested for the alleged theft in Nordstrom in the city center.
Earlier this year, I also grew up in the subway on charges of bail-qualified sexual assault-only to push the psyche to the reassuring contestant to a wheelchair at Washington Heights Station.
“You don't have to be an expert in criminal justice to know that the violent violent criminals in our streets put the population of New York in real danger.”
Judge Eugene Bowen, 49
Bronx Criminal Court
Alleged alleged armed, alleged, armed without guarantee
Boen, who was elected to the Manhattan Civil Court in 2022, but was now appointed to Bronx Criminal Cases, sparked anger in 2023 when two men claimed that they had stolen a policeman after the officer asked them to take their cigarettes at the subway station – despite the prosecutors who requested $ 10,000 of cash blinds.
Boen continued to cut criminals accused of 87 out of 113 cases that he supervised between January and June 2024.
In April 2024, he left the jurisprudence firing on an accused migrant shooting, Hecta Disa Villata, who was one of six six was seized due to the alleged squatting and dealing with drugs from a multi -familiar house of Norwood.
Police officials said Disa Villata had an open case linked to August 2023, when he claimed that he had shot a migrant colleague during an argument at a woman in Yongers.
Police officials said that two other immigrants left without any restrictions before their trial, one of whom was previously arrested in September 2023 and was charged with a loaded firearm.
Additional reports by Tina Moore
