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By Azi Paybarah 1:29pm

Winners: Johnson, Dear, Vito, Vito’s Opponents, Kilgore Trout, Numberologist

It was a split decision yesterday for Brooklyn Democratic County Leader Vito Lopez, who backed one winning judicial candidate (Noach Dear) and one losing judicial candidate (Shawndya Simpson) in yesterday’s primaries.

It was a mixed result in another way, too: Dear was panned by the New York City Bar Association and the Read More

By Azi Paybarah 9/17/07 2:30pm

Hikind Discusses Dear, Limits of Judicial Qualifications

Who is Noach Dear?

If you read his mailer, which carries statements from Dov Hikind and Marty Markowitz, he is the most qualified civil court candidate on the ballot in Brooklyn tomorrow.

By at least one measure, though, that's not the case. His opponent, Karen Yellen, was screened Read More

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