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New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct public determination (1983): Removal.
Outcome: Removal
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People v. Austin
“ OPINION OF THE COURT Abraham G. Gerges, J. The People move to reargue the portion of this court’s June 20, 2003 decision dismissing the first count of the indictment charging conspiracy in the first degree. The People have also submitted a memorandum of law regarding the 66 counts charging sale of a controlled substan”
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People v. Levy
“ OPINION OF THE COURT Lorraine S. Miller, J. The defendant was found guilty, after a jury trial, of vehicular assault in the second degree, leaving the scene of an incident without reporting and reckless endangerment in the first degree. The conviction stemmed from an incident which occurred on the evening of March 19,”
CourtListener — NY Appellate Division & Court of Appeals opinionsPeople v. Punter
“ OPINION OF THE COURT Martin Marcus, J. This case raises the question whether, pursuant to CPL 190.50 (5) (a), a defendant who initially "reserves” his right to testify before the Grand Jury, and then gives notice of his intention to testify only after the Grand Jury has voted an indictment against him, may insist upon”
CourtListener — NY Appellate Division & Court of Appeals opinionsFriess v. New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct
Friess v. New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct
“ — Order and judgment (one paper) of the Supreme Court, New York County *555(Shorter, J.), entered June 23, 1982 unanimously modified, on the law, to strike therefrom the first decretal paragraph and to strike the word “other” on the first line of the second decretal paragraph and, except as so modified, affirmed and t”
CourtListener — NY Appellate Division & Court of Appeals opinionsFriess v. New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct
“ — Order and judgment (one paper) of the Supreme Court, New York County *555(Shorter, J.), entered June 23, 1982 unanimously modified, on the law, to strike therefrom the first decretal paragraph and to strike the word “other” on the first line of the second decretal paragraph and, except as so modified, affirmed and t”
CourtListener — NY Appellate Division & Court of Appeals opinionsPeople v. Hurtado
“ OPINION OF THE COURT Alan I. Friess, J. The issue in this case is one that confronts our courts on a daily basis. Surprisingly, there are no reported cases on point. In the same accusatory instrument defendants are accused of the class A misdemeanors of attempted grand larceny in the third degree (Penal Law, §§ 110.00”
CourtListener — NY Appellate Division & Court of Appeals opinionsPeople v. Ford
“ OPINION OF THE COURT Alan I. Friess, J. The issue presented is whether a defendant may be granted an adjournment in contemplation of dismissal (ACD) under CPL 170.56, without the District Attorney’s consent, where the defendant has been granted a prior ACD under CPL 170.55. The resolution of this issue requires an int”
CourtListener — NY Appellate Division & Court of Appeals opinionsPeople v. Bizzell
“ OPINION OF THE COURT Alan Friess, J. After the District Attorney’s application to dismiss a menac*124ing charge was granted, the defendants1 orally2 moved to dismiss the sole remaining count, disorderly conduct, pursuant to the speedy trial provision contained in CPL 30.30 (subd 1, par [d]).”
CourtListener — NY Appellate Division & Court of Appeals opinionsFriess v. Morgenthau
“ Arnold L. Fein, J. This is a CPLR article 78 proceeding in the nature of mandamus to direct the District Attorney to conduct a preliminary hearing with respect to the crimes charged against the petitioner and in the nature of prohibition to stay the District Attorney from presenting evidence against petitioner to the ”
CourtListener — NY Appellate Division & Court of Appeals opinionsPeople v. Cornick
“ Allen Murray Myers, J. Defendant has moved to dismiss the indictment for lack of jurisdiction and, in the alternative, to suppress inculpatory statements on the ground that they were taken in violation of his constitutional fights. At the hearing, the motion as to statements made by the defendant prior to his arrest (”
CourtListener — NY Appellate Division & Court of Appeals opinionsPeople v. Sierra
“ Samuel A. Spiegel, J. On October 12, 1972, Captain Robert Colangelo of the Organized Crime Control Bureau, received a telephone call from Jo Anne Johnson, San Juan telephone operator, No. 621. She stated that, while placing a call for a man named “Sierra” from a public phone booth in Puerto Rico to New York City, she ”
CourtListener — NY Appellate Division & Court of Appeals opinionsPeople v. Friess
“ Judgment affirmed; no opinion. Concur: Chief Judge Fuld and Judges Burke, Scileppi, Bergan, Breitel, Jasen and Gibson. ”
CourtListener — NY Appellate Division & Court of Appeals opinionsPublic web mentions
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2 JUSTICES DEFEND FRIESS AT HEARING ON MISCONDUCT
“Two State Supreme Court justices testified last week that Alan I. Friess, a former Criminal Court judge, acted properly when he tossed a ...”
Read at nytimes.com →[PDF] 1984 Annual Report.NYSCJC
“# STATE COMMISSION ON JUDICIAL CONDUCT ## Matter of Alan I. Friess Friess, a judge of the New York City Criminal Court, was served with a Formal Written Complaint dated February 25, 1982, alleging misconduct with respect to two cases over which he presided. Judge Friess filed an answer dated March 15, 1982. # State of New York ## APPEARANCES: Friess, a judge of the Criminal Court of the City of N”
Read at cjc.ny.gov →JUDGE FRIESS, CENSURED FOR LODGING SUSPECT IN '80, SAID ...
“Judge Alan I. Friess of Criminal Court, who was censured last year by a panel on judicial conduct for having allowed a woman accused in a ...”
Read at nytimes.com →Determination Database - NYS Commission on Judicial Conduct
“The Commission may: admonish a judge publicly; censure a judge publicly ... Alan I. Friess, Censure, Kings. 1983, Alan I. Friess, Removal, New York. 1984, John ...”
Read at cjc.azurewebsites.us →'BURNT-OUT' JUDGE LEAVES THE BENCH - The New York Times
“Alan I. Friess gained more ... Despite all the publicity and the censure, Judge Friess said he had no misgivings about his actions.”
Read at nytimes.com →WHO DECIDES WHEN A JUDGE IS OUT OF ORDER?
“That is the issue underlying the misconduct proceedings against Alan I. Friess, the former Criminal Court judge who once asked spectators ...”
Read at nytimes.com →Alan Friess családtörténet és történelmi feljegyzések - MyHeritage
“Judge Alan I. Friess returns to work after ... Judge Alan Friess resigns following misconduct charges and will enter private law practice. ... charged ...”
Read at myheritage.hu →Inquiry Asked by Judge Who Had Suspect as Guest; Brooklyn Judge ...
“... Alan I. Friess, as being "most competent” with “extraordinary ... investigation would probably not be made until the 11 members meet Dec.”
Read at nytimes.com →News Summary; THURSDAY JANUARY 27, 1983
“26 when he posted $7,500 bail set by Judge Alan I. Friess in Criminal Court. ... The decision overturned the racketeering conviction of ...”
Read at nytimes.com →Lawsuits Depict a Police Culture of Sexual Harassment and Cover-Ups
“Alan I. Friess, Sergeant Cosentino's lawyer, said in an interview that Officer Maher falsely accused Sergeant Cosentino in an effort to ...”
Read at nytimes.com →MATTER OF FRIESS v. N.Y. STATE COMMISSION :: 1982 - Justia Law
“Full Case Name: In the Matter of ALAN I. FRIESS, as Judge of the Criminal Court of the City of New York, Respondent-Appellant, v. NEW YORK STATE COMMISSION ...”
Read at law.justia.com →Friess (2)
“File a Complaint; Legal ... In the Matter of the Proceeding Pursuant to Section 44, subdivision 4, of the Judiciary Law, in relation to Alan I. Friess ...”
Read at cjc.ny.gov →Pappas v. Giuliani | Cases - Westlaw
“*435 Alan I. Friess, Rosemary Carroll , Carroll & Friess, New York City ... investigation with the degree of care of a private sector manager would ...”
Read at content.next.westlaw.com →Cartagena v. City of New York, 257 F. Supp. 2d 708 (S.D.N.Y. 2003) :: Justia
“Carroll & Friess by Rosemary Carroll, Esq., Alan I. Friess, Esq., New York City, for Plaintiff. Michael A. Cardozo, Esq., Corporation Counsel of the City of ...”
Read at law.justia.com →MATTER OF FRIESS v. MORGENTHAU | N.Y. Misc. | Judgment ...
“William Gallagher, Alan I. Friess, pro se, and Mary Grace Diehl for petitioner. ... complaint within three days of arraignment ... Here the criminal court Judge has ...”
Read at casemine.com →No Federal Court Jurisdiction Over Article 78 Claim | Prison Legal News
“COUNSEL: Rosemary Carroll, Esq., Alan I. Friess, Esq., CARROLL ... complaint to add that claim. In addition, if she has any claim under ...”
Read at prisonlegalnews.org →[PDF] UNIVERSITY of MELBOURNE FACULTY of LAW Thesis for the ...
“"founded" the discipline of mathematical statistics ... justice. It would seem that the rodeo ... judge Alan I. Friess - who was accused of deciding.”
Read at papers.ssrn.com →CARTAGENA v. CITY OF NEW YORK | No. 99 Civ ... - CaseMine
“Carroll Friess, by Rosemary Carroll, Esq., Alan I. Friess ... CHIN, District Judge. In this case ... suspended. (Id. at 9). On November 9, 1998, the ...”
Read at casemine.com →The definition of 'judgment' in the HCCH 2019 Judgments ...
“sued ex parte is not a contentious procedure.78 ... Justice of the European Union and Article 55 ... of 30 March 1983, In Re Alan I. Friess, at 6 f ...”
Read at academic.oup.com →KOLB ALAN C DMD - 155 W Ellendale Ave, Dallas, Oregon - Yelp
“ALAN C DMD … 155 W Ellendale Ave Dallas, OR 97338 Directions (503) 623-8010 Call Now Visit Website http://dallasoregondentistry.com/ L Friess, DMD”
Read at m.yelp.com →TOP 10 BEST Glider Rides in Beverly Hills, CA - Updated 2026 - Yelp
“Friess Aviation specializes in teaching everyone from zero-time students to ... In 2008 Alan returned to Africa with his children and with his future business ...”
Read at m.m.yelp.com →Alan Friess's Instagram, Twitter & Facebook on IDCrawl
“Alan I Friess, age 84, Miami, FL. Lived in: Brooklyn NY, Montauk NY ... Opinion | Guilty as Not Charged - The New York Times. The State ...”
Read at idcrawl.com →Search People FREE with the phone number (617) 966-4527
“... Alan I Friess, Jose Noel Anderson, Leslie A Carroll, Richard A Morel ... complaints? The phone number (617) 966-4527 has not been reported for any spam activity.”
Read at searchpeoplefree.com →Alpine Retreat - 1380 Friess Lake Rd, Hubertus, Wisconsin - Yelp
“Rating 4.4(66) · $$ALPINE RETREAT - Try Our New Menu - 1380 Friess Lake Rd, Hubertus, WI 53033, 43 Photos, (262) 628-3995, Mon - Closed, Tue - 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm, ...”
Read at m.yelp.com →ALPINE RETREAT - Updated August 2026 - 43 Photos & 66 Reviews - Yelp
“Rating 4.4(66) · $$ALPINE RETREAT - Try Our New Menu - 1380 Friess Lake Rd, Hubertus, WI 53033, 43 Photos, (262) 628-3995, Mon - Closed, Tue - 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm, ...”
Read at m.yelp.com →THE BEST 10 AVIATION SERVICES IN CAMARILLO, CA - Yelp
“Rating 4.4(3,297)Friess Aviation. Friess Aviation Flight Instruction. Learn to fly single & multi-engine airplanes. more than 23 years experience”
Read at yelp.com →Mr. Freeze - İsim Değişikliği : r/TheBatmanFilm - Reddit
“Öncelikle, Friess "Freeze" kelimesinin Almanca telaffuzu. Fries, yediğim bir şey. İkincisi, "Friess" gibi bir isme veya "Freeze" gibi bir şeye sahip olmak ...”
Read at reddit.com →Friess (1)
“File a Complaint; Legal Authorities ... Alan I. Friess, a Judge of the Criminal Court of the City of New York, Kings County. Determination of Censure.”
Read at cjc.ny.gov →Pappas v. Giuliani | Practical Law - Thomson Reuters
“Discipline or reprimand. A public employee seeking to recover on the ground ... *435 Alan I. Friess, Rosemary Carroll , Carroll & Friess, New York City ...”
Read at uk.practicallaw.thomsonreuters.com →[PDF] )Determination - NYS Commission on Judicial Conduct
“The respondent, Alan I. Friess, a judge of the Criminal ... justice. A judge's conduct must be and ... the appropriate sanction is censure. All concur ...”
Read at cjc.ny.gov →Confidentiality - NYS Commission on Judicial Conduct
“... judge be admonished, censured, removed from office or retired for disability. ... Removed. 1983. Alan I. Friess. Removed. 1984. William G. Mayville. Removed. 1988.”
Read at cjc.ny.gov →PANEL TO MAKE 2 INVESTIGATIONS OF JUDGE FRIESS - The ...
“... misconduct against Judge Alan I. Friess. The charges, one of which involved his flipping of a coin to determine a sentence, were originally contained in a ...”
Read at nytimes.com →Public Proceedings - NYS Commission on Judicial Conduct
“Censured. 1982. James J. Leff. Censured. 1982. J. Richard Sardino. Removed. 1983. Alan I. Friess. Removed. 1984. William G. Mayville. Removed. 1988. Bruce McM.”
Read at cjc.ny.gov →JUDGE DEFENDS ACTIONS OF COLLEAGUE CHARGED BY ...
“JUDGE DEFENDS ACTIONS OF COLLEAGUE CHARGED BY STATE WITH MISCONDUCT ... Alan I. Friess. Mr. Friess, who left the bench for private practice ...”
Read at nytimes.com →Gerald Stern, a Founding New York Judicial Watchdog, Dies at 86 (Published 2022)
“<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMidEFVX3lxTFBEWXN2TllvWFBMOFpWbDRDazg3ZEZSR2oxZXNmYU81WERCRVVnQllNRm1qN0JydG1BNDhqeG1tVW44WnltREhWNTNLQUxtS2ZWX1diVnlZS1p2NUVNSjdCY2pBZnhQbXJja1NjbFkxd2dtOXVs?oc=5" target="_blank">Gerald Stern, a Founding New York Judicial Watchdog, Dies at 86 (Published 2022)</a> <font color="#6f6f6f">The New York Times</font>”
Read at The New York Times →FRIESS IS BARRED FROM EVER BEING NEW YORK JUDGE (Published 1983)
“<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMinAFBVV95cUxQblVUVjViY2RTWFNEd19obGlBQkdENGN6MGw2WGZ6aXBhenBaczFCMlFmLWdIUzVnbHJrNmd6STlCNHhhVWVweUtadmZTSnVwREtYVEJzVFRvN2wyaEdUcmNwSF93YXphamxSQnZnQk9xNHd5eDloYWJlV0R5d1BnUC1PT3ZNRUdISUY2MTJZQXpBNVVvb1NQVDdCTnQ?oc=5" target="_blank">FRIESS IS BARRED FROM EVER BEING NEW YORK JUDGE (Published 1983)</a> <font color="#6f6f6f">The New York Times</font>”
Read at The New York Times →'BURNT-OUT' JUDGE LEAVES THE BENCH (Published 1983)
“<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiiAFBVV95cUxQZExQNWw1emV0LUhPVlBFNVRIOGRzcXhZVWhTa1B6WWM0b0VnYVd2YjVHcWV4elhKMG9YWDBVeFZfRVNUbm40a1lXSHNBcnRqMkU0MXFqc2w3ZDBTUXQ1RnctdTRrcWhROUJTaS1LUGRHSHpsYmtSa3JKNTZDck9vNFg1d1dNUl9l?oc=5" target="_blank">'BURNT-OUT' JUDGE LEAVES THE BENCH (Published 1983)</a> <font color="#6f6f6f">The New York Times</font>”
Read at The New York Times →The City; Mother Convicted Of Killing Child, 3 (Published 1982)
“<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMimAFBVV95cUxPbGMxdmxNdVJQT1dwZ0xySDFnaUUwbFJkT1ROM256SEZHdUxaRzNRZzdqVzB4YkhCY1R2Y2hUZ3JKaUJ6WUdBYjV1R0xXX1U3XzlSeFRrNWtVYXhNak0yYm9uVDRwVElPbTR5QVhER1ViakJMUFZVcFhtcFVBb3ZLUkRReTBFdVlyMnU4UmZrR0VpQkctTXpVRg?oc=5" target="_blank">The City; Mother Convicted Of Killing Child, 3 (Published 1982)</a> <font color="#6f6f6f">The New York Times</font>”
Read at The New York Times →Opinion | THE HONORABLE BRIDLEGOOSE ROLLS TO JUDGEMENT (Published 1982)
“<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiowFBVV95cUxQT2s3YXFCa0VhcGZoXzQyQnJhdnIwNzNuTG02WkVmRE5pangxWFlweGxDS2FKTEFQQXN1MFZ3bmVnQTFYclRNRVBIeHpPYWJaamJOTkVCX01hbG1hVnVqek56OHNaTXFPeVlPYktTcU1rcDhnNEVjbmR2WVA1Nml0TDVFSTRPdGwtMnhJMG5FMGF3eFZvYWlqTjJ5TEQ1OE8zRFZj?oc=5" target="_blank">Opinion | THE HONORABLE BRIDLEGOOSE ROLLS TO JUDGEMENT (Published 1982)</a> <font color="#6f6f6f">The New Y”
Read at The New York Times →News Summary; TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1982 (Published 1982)
“<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMijgFBVV95cUxPX2RYNmY3OXBRRG13a25WNEJ3cDg4U05WQmxTNEZVTUREVk4xMURGZGJCRmNLb0dNR0lUa2R4MjgtUzdTTUR4T2hxRW1Xclh0Y0txeDd4WTJKTWt5OHZUQkdkeDVvRWZUSjFPLW9tRGhqS1djb0Z0WWg1dm90YXA4V25XclNMRWc1UE9JQ193?oc=5" target="_blank">News Summary; TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1982 (Published 1982)</a> <font color="#6f6f6f">The New York Times</font>”
Read at The New York Times →FLIP OF COIN DECIDES JAIL TERM IN A MANH ATTAN CRIMINAL CASE (Published 1982)
“<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMirgFBVV95cUxOQ2VSOWo4MDlJN3ktQ0NaZkV0eFAzTjVNTnpCMmRFcmhna1hyTEx1QlQyUUhDX2VoSEttWUhVVXFmVWVteHBvZG4xT3hvVU9wdXR1c3RSQlczdGpfUzFkS09haUREazMyUERQVEI3U2t1QVBUV0Y0SW1xcXNyOXQxUmZJZ3YxUHZsMEJzS042cG5WZHR1WGRaWTNKY2dEQ2dMcXlqaGRLNnRaRjBBcGc?oc=5" target="_blank">FLIP OF COIN DECIDES JAIL TERM IN A MANH ATTAN CRIMINAL CASE (Published 1982)</a> <font colo”
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