Musings on the D train: Brooklyn judge reflects on life in public service
Brooklyn judge William Miller has lived a full life representing the public’s interest.
Starting out in the Kings County District Attorney’s office in 1969, Miller gradually ascended to a seat on Brooklyn’s criminal court bench. A lifelong Brooklynite, Miller believes that the time spent on the Kings Highway “D” train allowed him opportunities to think on his future and legal career.
A graduate of Cunningham Junior and James Madison High Schools, Miller received his undergraduate degree at City College in NYC.