The Honorable George J. Silver
CANDIDATE for SUPREME COURT JUSTICE
NEW YORK COUNTY
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John Lonuzzi, Esq., Rebecca Woodland, Esq., and
The Friends of Judge George J. Silver
Request the pleasure of your company at
A Winter Evening Campaign Fundraiser
In honor of our dear friend
The Hon. George J. Silver
Candidate for Supreme Court Justice
Tuesday, March 6th - 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
At the Woolworth Tower Kitchen
233 Broadway, NYC (Entrance on Barclay Street)
RSVP to Lonuzzi@aol.com
Political contributions are not deductible for any purpose under the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions by individuals, associations, PACs, unions, partnerships and LLCs are limited to $46,576 for the General Election. Partnership contributions over $2,500 must be apportioned by each partner's partnership interest. Contributions from corporations are limited to $5,000 in total aggregate giving to all New York States candidates per year. Contributions to a judicial candidate totaling $2,500 by an individual or attorney, or $3,500 by a group of attorneys and their client(s) may require reassignment of cases involving those individuals by the Clerk of Court from being heard by that judicial candidate. See Rule 151 of the Rules of the New York Chief Administrator for further guidance. State Law requires that contributions be made in the contributor's own name and be made from the contributor's own funds. By responding to this invitation with a contribution you are affirming that your contribution is being made from your own personal funds, that you are not being reimbursed in any manner, and that your contribution is not intended to be a loan.
Make Checks payable to "Friends of Judge George J. Silver"
Contributions at the event are preferred, however, if you cannot attend, please mail contributions to:
Friends of Judge George J. Silver c/o Darrell Paster, Esq. ,
321 West 89th Street, Suite 6, New York, NY 10024
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ABOUT THE HON. GEORGE J. SILVER
Judge Silver has the judicial and legal experience to be an outstanding Supreme Court Justice. His varied work as an attorney and Judge, his unwavering belief in our system of justice, and his personal dedication to our community are just some of the reasons why for two years running, New York County's Independent judicial screening panels have found Judge Silver to be "most highly qualified' to serve as a Supreme Court justice. Throughout his career, Judge Silver has demonstrated a commitment to ensuring that our legal system provides fair and compassionate justice to everyone.
An Experienced and Well-Rounded Judge
In November 2004, Judge Silver was elected to Civil Court in Manhattan. From January 2005 through 2009, Judge Silver served with distinction in Civil Court, Kings County, presiding over small claims, 325-D, commercial landlord tenant, no fault and other Civil Court cases. In April 2009, he was reassigned to the Family Court in the Bronx where he presided over juvenile delinquency cases.
In January 2010, Judge Silver was promoted to Full Acting Supreme Court Justice and was assigned back to New York County. In the New York County Supreme Court he presided over the Motor Vehicle Part, a Part which had one of the largest inventories of cases in New York County. From 2010-2011, over 1,600 decisions came out of Judge Silver's Part. Due to his incredible success in reducing his caseload, the Office of Court Administration asked Judge Silver to preside over the Trial Assessment Part (TAP) in addition to handling the Motor Vehicle Part. Judge Silver also continues to preside over hospital hearings and criminal arraignments.
Judge Silver values our community and is dedicated to ensuring that every litigant who comes before the New York State courts receives a fair hearing. Judge Silver possesses sound judgment and has the courage and respect for the law to apply it decisively, consistently and evenhandedly. His integrity, diligence, and independence are qualities that exemplify the finest jurists in New York State.