Gloria M. Dabiri
Candidate for the
Supreme Court
Second Judicial District
(Kings)

• Justice Dabiri presides in the Medical Malpractice Part of the Court. She served in the Criminal Term including the Domestic Violence Court. In 1990 the judge was appointed to the Family Court by Mayor Dinkins and in 1994 reappointed by Mayor Gulliani. In 1992 she and Judge MartinezPerez founded the Youth Empowerment for Success Mentoring Program which continues to serve at-risk youth referred to Family Court. The judges sought a way to intervene with PINS children to prevent serious delinquency beyond what could be achieved in their traditional roles as judges. Justice Dabiri is committed to diligence, fairness and community service. The judge is a Trustee of the Children’s Aid Society and chairs the Strategic Planning Committee. Among her publications are Recalling the Alliance for Social Justice (Jewish Herald 1/12/07); Prenatal Drug Exposure-Constitutional Implications (Seton Hall Law J‘91)(co-author); The Judicial Role in Treatment of Juvenile Delinquents (Bklyn Law J Law&Policy‘95)(co-author); George Bundy Smith-Reflections on the Man&his Work (NYS Bar J 1/98). She received an Honorary Doctor of Laws from St Joseph College(02) and Judicial Report’s highest rating(06).

• Conservative
• Democrat
• Republican

• Columbia University, Revson Fellow, 1999
• Syracuse University College of Law, Juris Doctor, 1976
• Marymount College (Tarrytown), Bachelor of Arts, 1973
• St. Brendan's High School, , 1969

• New York 1977

• Justice, New York State Supreme Court, Second Judicial District

• Judge of the New York State Family Court, Kings County December 1990 - December 1994
• Principal Law Clerk to the Hon. George Bundy Smith Appellate Division First Department September 1988 - December 1990
• General Counsel to the New York State Liquor Authority September 1983 - June 1988
• Assistant District Attorney, Westchester County October 1977 - August 1983