Hon. Daniel J. Yablonsky See Rating Details
Superior Court Judge
Superior Court
Passaic County
Vicinage 11
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Comment #: NJ5168
Rating:Not Rated
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` Daniel J Yablonsky acted as defense attorney on the morning of October 31, 2024. He presented many arguments on behalf of a client of a Mr Garcia. In the first court hearing of the day, which was on recorded audio, Daniel J Yanblonsky made an effort to prevent the plaintiff or the plaintiff attorney from presenting evidence.

After about thirty minutes, Daniel J Yablonsky finally permitted evidence to be presented. The evidence in question was a photograph of a shallow knife would to the face. The wound was not deep, so it likely healed with little or no scar. However, the length of the wound suggests it was a very severe assault. Even if the knife had not made contact with the plaintiff's face, simply threatening someone with a knife easily falls within the definition of simple assault outlined in Section 2C:12-1a. However, in this case, aggravated assault could be easily established from the evidence.

However, Daniel J Yablonsky told the plaintiff that the photo was probably fabricated. I forget his exact language, but he is on recorded audio, so his exact words were spoken at approximately 9:30am on the morning of October 31, 2024. The plaintiff and the plaintiff attorney had additional evidence to present, but Daniel J Yablonsky refused to allow further evidence to be shown.

Daniel J Yablonsky found the alleged assailant not guilty for the assault. I believe he also granted her custody of two children. At the very least, he made it significantly more likely that the defendant in that case would be granted custody of two children. Two children might be in the custody of a woman who slashed her husband in the face with a knife as a result of Daniel J Yablonsky's role in serving as backup attorney on the behalf of a Mr Garcia. Mr Garcia, of course, committed no crimes. He simply performed his paid role as a defense attorney, without making inflammatory arguments. He made no argument about photoshop or any such photo editing methods. Daniel J Yablonsky took the liberty of fabricating arguments for the defendant which the defense attorney was not making.

I should also note that the defendant spoke no words to her own defense, because Daniel J Yablonsky would not allow her to be questioned. She rolled her eyes at the allegations and appeared bored. Mr Garcia made her arguments for her, which is exactly what his job entailed. However, at a certain point his case seemed to collapse and he appeared crest-fallen. It was at this point that Daniel J Yablonsky began taking proactive steps to assert the innocence of the defendant.

This is not the conduct of a judge. Daniel J Yablonsky's conduct on the morning of October 31, 2024 were not the actions of a judge. He acted solely as defense attorney but with the authority of a judge acting without a jury.

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Comment #: NJ5120
Rating:1.5
Comments:
Daniel Yablonsky is terrible and lazy