Brooklyn federal judge keeps man in anger management after release violations
A Brooklyn man who was out under supervised release, after previously being convicted on federal wire fraud charges, found himself back in federal court on Thursday when a judge ordered him to remain in an anger management program for violating terms of his release.
Since out on supervision from his federal case, Brandon Morrison, 28, was arrested twice and missed half of his court-ordered anger management sessions, prosecutors said.
Judge Carol Amon warned Morrison that his sessions were mandatory and without his participation, she couldn’t be sure he would return to future court dates.