Republican Party Supreme Court Justice John Michalski Passed Away At Age 61 Leaving Wife & Family Behind

Supreme Court Justice John Michalski passed away at age 61. He was a member of the Republican party with almost sixteen years of experience in the judicial career. 

John's obituary is not available at the moment. Regardless, various news source has confirmed the late judge's death by suicide. 

Michalski took his last breath at his home in Amherst on Tuesday. More news on the Supreme Court Judge's death is not available for the time being. 

Late judge, John's home was raided last month by NY state police, just 12 days before committing suicide. Till now, Michalski did not have any charges on him. 

Also, as mentioned by Terrence M. Connors in The Buffalo News, "It's heartbreaking. He was such a good. This just didn't have to happen." 

New: State judge raided by FBI last month has committed suicide, per @news4buffalo, after previous suicide attempt by lying in front of train. https://t.co/H7jGeWdT3u

— Jesse McKinley (@jessemckinley) April 5, 2022

John Michalski, a late Supreme Court Justice Judge, was married to his wife, Susan. She mentioned the police officers taking all the documents from their homes. 

Susan is a Long Island native who started her family with her late husband, John. They first met each other when Michalski was still pursuing his study at SUNY Oswego. 

John and his wife, Susan, share a son and three daughters. The family is currently at a loss and mourns the death of the late Supreme Court Justice. 

Following the death news, John's friends and colleagues have condolences his family while praying for his soul to rest peacefully. 

The Erie County Supreme Court judge whose Amherst home was raided by law enforcement last month died Tuesday, sources told News 4.https://t.co/OaHsrcPiwK

— WETM-TV (@WETM18News) April 6, 2022

John Michaleski's net worth is yet to get disclosed. However, as the Supreme Court Justice in New York, he must have decent earnings. 

Michalski started his judicial career in 2006. He first served Erie County District Attorney's Office as a lawyer, then later worked as a criminal defense attorney.  

In 2005, John ran for the State Supreme Court Judge and got appointed as an acting state Supreme Court Justice 2006.