Christopher Chin

Criminal Court

New YorkBronxNew York
1.8/ 5

4 reviews

Courtroom conduct1.8
Impartiality1.8
Case preparation1.8
Case management1.8
Quality of rulings1.8
Treatment of counsel1.8
Empathy with parties1.8
Language & clarity1.8

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Reviews (4)

When it comes to motion practice he wants to appease both sides at all times.

3.0
/ 5

When it comes to motion practice he wants to appease both sides at all times. He viewed a video of claimant in a crosswalk with the walk sign being run over, and although he granted SJ as to liability, he refused to dismiss the affirmative defense as to culpable conduct. What that does is open up claimant to liability questions at his EBT, and leaves it to the jury. How terrible of a decision when the video shows exactly what occurred, even showing the interior of defendant's vehicle where the driver is looking to his left while his vehicle travels straight thru the crosswalk. Can't get an order with teeth in this courtroom.

AnónimoLawyer

This judge is new in the civil part, clearly inexperienced, and his decisions are based on a misinterpretation of the...

1.0
/ 5

This judge is new in the civil part, clearly inexperienced, and his decisions are based on a misinterpretation of the facts and often a misapplication of the law. I'm in his part often and every attorney I encounter agrees that the part is currently being handled by a judge who is not the brightest.

AnónimoLawyer

Judge who does not bother to write opinions based on the evidence presented.

1.0
/ 5

Judge who does not bother to write opinions based on the evidence presented. He instructs attorneys to write their own orders for his court attorney to type. What a joke! Very lazy, new to the part, rushed part and clearly does not know the law or how to apply it. Incompetent

AnónimoLawyer

The worst judge .

2.0
/ 5

The worst judge . Will not hear arguments on the record. Lazy. Will ask attorneys to write the decisions for his court attorneys to type. Pro plaintiff judge.

AnónimoLawyer