In-person and virtual appearances — Suffolk County

Must I appear in person, or may I appear virtually? Compared across every Suffolk County Supreme Court judge on file. 15 of 30 publish this in their part rules; each value below is taken verbatim from that judge's own published page.

Judge In-person and virtual appearances
John J. Andrews Part 44 Virtual
Valerie M. Cartright Part 21 In person
John B. Collins Part 14 not published
Carl J. Copertino Part 82 not published
Mark A. Cuthbertson Part 80 In person
Joseph Farneti Part 37 not published
Aletha V. Fields Part 81 Virtual
Michael A. Gajdos, Jr. Part 54 In person
Alfred C. Graf Part 77 not published
C. Stephen Hackeling Part 12 not published
Paul M. Hensley Part 70 In person
Cheryl A. Joseph Part 19 In person
Linda J. Kevins Part 29 In person
John J. Leo Part 51 Virtual
Maureen Liccione Part 78 In person
James F. Matthews Part 24 In person
Peter R. McGreevy Part 76 In person
Christopher Modelewski Part 17 In person
David A. Morris Part 12c Virtual
Glenn A. Murphy Part 25 not published
Alison J. Napolitano Part 74 not published
George Nolan Part 55 not published
Deanna D. Panico Part 23 not published
Joseph Pastoressa Part 34 not published
Deborah Poulos Part 35 not published
James F. Quinn Part 41 not published
Denis Reo Part 85 not published
Frank A. Tinari Part 50 not published
S. Betsy Heckman Torres Part 18 In person
Thomas F. Whelan Part 33 not published

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