Stunned by the harsh reaction to two recent 3-2 rulings of the First Department faulting police stop-and-frisks, state court officials and bar organizations have urged critics of the opinions to step back from what they regard as irresponsible personal attacks on the judges who voted to overturn the arrests of two teens after unconstitutional searches turned up loaded semi-automatic handguns.
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Defenders of Courts Urge Critics of Rulings to Temper Attacks
New York Law Journal
July 27, 2012
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