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  • Report:  #137750

Complaint Review: Judge Spinner SC Justice Donald R. Blydenburgh - Central Islip New York

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- Queensbury, New York,
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Judge Spinner SC Justice Donald R. Blydenburgh
400 Carleton Avenue Central Islip, 11722 New York, U.S.A.
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My ex husband was granted a protective (full stay away) order by Judge Spinner, ex parte of course, with no proof of his allegations. SC Justice Blydenburgh refused to vacate the order even after I had written proof that my ex husband committed perjury to obtain the protective order.

Mae

Queensbury, New York
U.S.A.


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Mary

Texas,
United States
BELIEVE IT. HES CORRUPT.

#2Consumer Comment

Mon, November 20, 2017

 Judge spinner has made rulings against mortgage companies while he was in default on his own mortgage, he has stopped criminal charges against his own daughter for drugs and Grand Theft, and as a plaintiff in his court room I was told that if I knew a Mason, judge spinner would rule in my favor. He's corrupt and it's a little known Secret that for his favored attorneys he will tilt a ruling in their favor if they ask him in his Chambers to do so.


Stacey

Dallas,
Texas,
U.S.A.
Never have seen a Judge grant an order without sufficient evidence

#3Consumer Comment

Fri, April 08, 2005

I have sat in on many Family Violence Ex Parte Protective Orders with many clients - Never have seen a Judge grant an order without sufficient evidence - If you are unhappy with the Judge's decision, then get witnesses - When the final Family Violence Protective Order goes to court use your resources


Carl

El Cajon,
California,
U.S.A.
Judge don't just issue orders without evidence.

#4Consumer Suggestion

Wed, April 06, 2005

Judge don't just issue restraining orders without some type of evidence. Sometimes they will issue emergency restraining order without notice to prevent harassment or violence. To say that your husband had no proof is mostly likely and untrue statement. He obviously had enough evidence to convince the judge. If there hasn't been a hearing on the permanent restraining order, you can present your own witnesses and evidence and cross-examine his witness. And you can always appeal the judge'ss decision.

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