It's an inspirational story about a mother, grandmother, and founder of a nonprofit. Now, the Brooklyn woman just added New York State Supreme Court judge to her resume. LisaRoznerTV has more on Acting Judge Rachel Freier.
-- It's an inspirational story about a mother, grandmother, and founder of a nonprofit. Now, the Brooklyn woman just added New York State Supreme Court judge to her resume.
Freier, who friends call"Ruchie," showed CBS2 the judge's robe she wears with honor. It sits in the same office as her Jewish prayer book.Freier says it's prayer, support from her family and community, including dozens of rabbis, and hard work that first earned her the honor of being elected as a Civil Court judge in 2016. Now, she has been chosen by her supervisors to fill a vacancy on the Supreme Court.
Freier was appointed acting Supreme Court judge in December, but this summer she'll still have to run to be elected for the position in order to get the word"acting" removed from her title.
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