James P. O'connor
Family Court Judge · Supreme Court, Suffolk County
Judge James P. O'connor is listed as a Family Court Judge, Supreme Court, Suffolk County (New York), in the court system's roster of judges; the seat has not yet been read against the court's own page. Current assignment: Family Court Judge — sitting in Suffolk County Supreme Court, Suffolk County. BenchPath holds no judge-specific procedure for this judge; that is not evidence that none exists. The court, county and statewide rules that may apply are counted below. Procedural information, not legal advice.
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Current assignment
Family Court Judge — sitting in Suffolk County Supreme Court, Suffolk County
Provenance
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- New York State Unified Court System, Office of Court Administration: roster of judges released under the Freedom of Information Law, January and February 2026
- Last verified
- Not yet read against the court’s own page
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Assignment history
Family Court Judge — sitting in Suffolk County Supreme Court, Suffolk Countycurrent
date not recorded — present
Source: New York State Unified Court System, Office of Court Administration: roster of judges released under the Freedom of Information Law, January and February 2026
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