Brooklyn judicial community celebrates judge’s 30-year tenure
The judicial and legal community commemorated Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice William Miller’s 30-year tenure as supervising judge of Kings County Criminal Court with an event on Monday at Brooklyn Law School’s Forchelli Conference Center.
“Tonight we honor a man of character, integrity, and dignity,” Acting Supreme Court Justice Joseph Gubbay said, setting the tone for the evening. In 1983, the late NYC Mayor Edward Koch appointed Miller to the Criminal Court bench after a stint in the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office.