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Hon. Carrol S.
Walsh, Jr., JHS Class of 1938 |
Following
his graduation from JHS, Carrol S. Walsh, Jr. continued
his education at Notre Dame and St. Lawrence Universities.
Serving in the United States Army from 1942 to 1945, he
saw combat in the European Theater and was the recipient
of five Battle Stars, a Purple Heart and a Battle Field
Commission. After graduating from Albany Law School in
1946, he was a private practice attorney in Johnstown
until 1968. During that time he also held positions as the
Johnstown City Attorney, the Assistant City Court Judge
and President of the Fulton County Bar Association.
In 1969 he began a nine-year tenure as Fulton County Court
Judge and Surrogate, presiding over criminal trials,
reviewing appeals from city, town and village courts and
having jurisdiction over cases involving decedents. During
that time Judge Walsh often served as acting Supreme Court
Justice by Assignment in the counties of Schenectady,
Saratoga, Clinton, Warren, Essex, Montgomery and Fulton
and as County Judge by Special Assignment of the Appellate
Division in the counties of Nassau, Rockland and Franklin.
He was also a member of the Criminal Procedure Law
Advisory Board to the State Office of Court
Administration. From 1978 until his retirement in 1990, he
enjoyed a career as a Supreme Court Justice in the Fourth
Judicial District of New York State, hearing cases outside
the jurisdiction of lower trial courts.
Judge Walsh is a former director of Community Chest, the
Johnstown Public Library, the Y.M.C.A. and the State Bank
of Albany, and was a coach for Little League, Babe Ruth
League and C.Y.O. A lifelong resident of Johnstown, he
continues to remain active in numerous fraternal and
veterans organizations.
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