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New York Court of Appeals: Criminal Trial Judge Cannot Also Be Sole Appellate Judge

The New York Court of Appeals ruled on October 24, 2017 that the judge who presided over a defendant’s criminal trial cannot also act as the sole judge who presides over that defendant’s appeal as of right.

Brian Novak was convicted of driving while ability impaired by a judge in ...

 

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