Keith J. Cornell is a lawyer practicing civil litigation, appeals, zoning and 3 other areas of law. Keith received a B.A. degree from Swarthmore College in 1984, and has been licensed for 39 years. Keith practices in New City, NY.
My experience with Judge Keith Cornell was deeply disappointing and disheartening. He presided over a critical moment in my family’s life and made decisions that had lasting, harmful consequences. It was evident to me that he had not thoroughly reviewed the case and had already formed an opinion based on false accusations. As a temporary, fill-in judge, he appeared disengaged and uninterested in the facts or fairness of the situation. The atmosphere in the courtroom suggested a close-knit network where decisions are influenced more by familiarity than by justice. This lack of impartiality contributed to a process that felt neither fair nor transparent. I believe his actions, or lack thereof, played a significant role in the unnecessary destruction of my family. In my opinion, Judge Cornell failed in his duty to uphold justice and demonstrate the care and attention every case—especially those involving families—deserves. He remains unaccountable for the irrepreable damage to my famil
Horrible Judge and very corrupt. He disregards evidence and ignores any witness that says anything good. He only gives custody to someone living in Rockland county and ignores everyone else. He doesn't know what a good parent is even if he looked in the mirror. Stay away from him. If you're looking for someone who is corrupt and ignores evidence, Judge Cornell is your guy.
Horrible JUDGE of character, he allowed a woman currently under investigation for neglecting her own child to help cover up crimes committed by his friends. He sacrificed a child for a few bucks. This man wouldn’t know what a good parent was if he looked in the mirror. Corrupt.
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