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David M. Gandin

Currently holds the office of New York Supreme Court - District 3 until December 31, 2035.

Candidate for New York Supreme Court - District 3 in 2021 New York Consolidated General Election.

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David M. Gandin

New York Supreme Court - District 3

About David M. Gandin

Professional Experience
Honorable Maria G. Rosa, State Supreme Court Judge, Principal Court Attorney
Judge Robert DiBella, Principal Court Attorney
District of Columbia, Public Defender
United States Attorney's Office, Office of the Federal Public Defender
Degrees
JD, American University
Bachelor's, Vassar College
High School Diploma, Washington College

Criminal Justice / Public Safety

David is dedicated to protecting the legal rights of all citizens. He will bring to the Supreme Court vast knowledge of civil and criminal law. Learn more

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New York Supreme Court - District 3 in New York Consolidated General Election

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