The judge has “has been getting the best of an unlimited sick time policy for nearly three years” but now faces an evaluation by a state agency overseeing judicial conduct. The New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct could dismiss McCullough or force him to retire if he is medically unable to perform his duties.
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Fate of Manhattan Judge On Sick Leave Since 2014 Up in Air
Justice Daniel McCullough, currently at a New York rehabilitation facility on sick leave, has yet to decide on retirement or applying for disability benefits and has been collecting an annual salary of $193,000 during his time off. So reports The New York Daily News.
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