PETER NAKOSKI JR.
District Justice
The following email was received on January 8, 2001 from District
Justice Peter Nakoski, Jr. Click
here to read his email.
Isn't threatening any person with legal action an unethical action?
Isn't violating some person's Constitutional Right an unethical action?
Have you not brought disrepute to the legal/judicial business?
Do you not believe that the local NAACP may believe that you have
brought disrepute to the legal/judicial business by the following statement
attributable to you, according to the Erie Times, October 21, 1999 edition:
"Yes, it is unlawful to be a black man. They're all in jail. They are the
ones doing all the burglaries and robberies."
On January 11, 2001 CLR received a second email threatening CLR
with legal action for its posting that charges of misconduct had been filed
against Peter Paul Nakoski, Jr. According to the order issued in
your disciplinary hearing before the COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA COURT
OF JUDICIAL DISCIPLINE, case no. 4 JD 98, the Judicial Conduct Board filed
a Complaint with the Court of Judicial Discipline against District Justice
Peter
Paul Nakoski, Jr. The truth is that charges of misconduct were filed
against you.
Mr. Nakoski, we will not accept being threatened by you for
reporting the truth.
NOTE to all persons who have or had any contact with Peter
Paul Nakoski, Jr., either in or out of court. If you believe that he
has engaged in any action that could bring disrepute to the legal/judicial
business, please contact Citizens.
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Posted January 8, 2001
Last updated January 19, 2001