Andrew A. Crecca

County Court

New YorkSuffolkNew York
2.3/ 5

4 reviews

Courtroom conduct2.3
Impartiality2.3
Case preparation2.3
Case management2.3
Quality of rulings2.3
Treatment of counsel2.3
Empathy with parties2.3
Language & clarity2.3

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Reviews (4)

He is the head administrative judge in Suffolk County Civil Supreme.

3.0
/ 5

He is the head administrative judge in Suffolk County Civil Supreme. In my case index # 48269/2009 has just ended in 2025. I sent many emails to his office for help about the way the judge applied the law. He did nothing! Judge Crecca lets cases go on for years and does nothing to uphold the law or help prose defendants, he is a banks judge. Otherwise why would foreclosure cases go on so long. WHEN A PROSE DEFENDANT WINS AT TRIAL AND IT TAKES 17 YEARS TO RESOLVE A CASE ON SAME MERRITS PROVED ON DAY ONE. IT IS COURTS LETTING BANKS AND LAW FIRMS RUN SYSTEM!!!

AnónimoLitigant

Does not treat men and women equal .Very bias towards men, not trained in parental alienation .

2.0
/ 5

Does not treat men and women equal .Very bias towards men, not trained in parental alienation . Rarley ever holds women in contempt regardless if they violate the law. This judge destroyed many familes .

AnónimoLawyer

Destroed hundteds of familys extremely bias towards fathers the ammount of biasness is unpreseidented.Crecca wreckles...

2.0
/ 5

Destroed hundteds of familys extremely bias towards fathers the ammount of biasness is unpreseidented.Crecca wreckless knowledge of parental alienation clearly shows he is wreckless and dangerous and should not be a judge in any capacity.

AnónimoLitigant

150 % pro-female closet republican liberal Caused great suffering to many many good fathers and Men ruined a lot of ...

2.0
/ 5

150 % pro-female closet republican liberal Caused great suffering to many many good fathers and Men ruined a lot of families with CPS and the former Thomas Spotta.

AnónimoLitigant