Salvatore Alamia
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Salvatore Alamia was a trial lawyer who is now a Judge of the Suffolk County District Court in Central Islip, New York. Judge Alamia was previously the Supervising Judge of the Suffolk County Drug Treatment Court. Judge Alamia is a proud Italian American and is well known for his humor and congenial presence on the bench. He frequently makes reference to his 'Old Italian Father,' wife, mother, and even the Roman Catholic Nuns who taught him at parochial school. One should not mistake his penchant for joviality and kindness, however, as the Judge takes the law seriously and is tough on crime. Judge Alamia graduated from College with a Degree in Electrical Engineering, and attended law school at night while working for ConEd. He went on to spend eight years in the Suffolk County District Attorney's Office, rising to Chief of the Frauds Bureau, later, he entered private practice as a defense attorney prior to his elevation to the bench. He is a former president of the Suffolk County Criminal Bar Association, and also chaired the Criminal Law Committee of the Suffolk county Bar Association.
He is an adjunct faculty professor at Touro Law School.
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Judge Alamia's page on the New York State Unified Court System's Judicial Directory
