Orange County woman appointed Middletown City Court justice
Theresa Cayton’s appointment was announced Tuesday during a news conference at Middletown City Hall.
Share:
More Stories
0:42
Ulster County man sentenced for deadly hit-and-run accident
18h ago0:27
Scarsdale art teacher receives prestigious Carnegie Medal for bravery
22h ago0:22
Former Rockland County correction officer sentenced to probation for indecent exposure
22h ago2:17
Man accused in UnitedHealthcare CEO killing faces federal charge that's eligible for death penalty
yesterday3:02
‘We feel deeply violated.’ NY couple sues Norwalk fertility clinic after embryos destroyed
yesterday0:24
Former Hastings-on-Hudson music teacher pleads guilty to endangering welfare of a child
yesterday0:42
Ulster County man sentenced for deadly hit-and-run accident
18h ago0:27
Scarsdale art teacher receives prestigious Carnegie Medal for bravery
22h ago0:22
Former Rockland County correction officer sentenced to probation for indecent exposure
22h ago2:17
Man accused in UnitedHealthcare CEO killing faces federal charge that's eligible for death penalty
yesterday3:02
‘We feel deeply violated.’ NY couple sues Norwalk fertility clinic after embryos destroyed
yesterday0:24
Former Hastings-on-Hudson music teacher pleads guilty to endangering welfare of a child
yesterdayA lifelong Orange County resident will soon take the bench as the City of Middletown‘s newest court justice.
Theresa Cayton’s appointment was announced Tuesday during a news conference at Middletown City Hall. Cayton is replacing the Hon. Richard Guertin, who was recently elected to Orange County Court.
Cayton is a partner at Larkin and Ingrassia Law Firm. She is a Suny Orange graduate, and previously served as an assistant district attorney for the Orange County District Attorney‘s Office.
“It is my intention to serve the City of Middletown, and to treat every person and litigant with dignity and respect, to ensure that all of those who appear here before me are afforded a full and fair opportunity to be heard,” said Cayton.
Cayton’s appointment begins Jan. 1.
More from News 12
Government funding bill clears Congress and heads to President Biden, averting a shutdown
0:42
Annual Angel Project Luncheon celebrates grandparents' sacrifices
1:53
Pound Ridge receives 'critical water infrastructure grant' from state
0:36
FAA to grant flight restrictions over NY's 'critical infrastructure sites' amid drone activity
0:26
Westchester County executive salary to increase to $230,000
10:46
