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Queens, New York – Amish Doshi has made history by becoming the first Indian-American man to serve as a judge on the Queens Supreme Court bench. This landmark achievement highlights the growing diversity in New York’s judiciary and serves as an inspiration for underrepresented communities in the legal field.
Doshi’s induction took place on January 23, 2025, following a distinguished legal career dedicated to justice and community service. A Queens native, Doshi has consistently advocated for fairness and inclusivity, earning respect across the legal profession.
His appointment reflects the community’s increasing representation in leadership roles and the judiciary’s commitment to diversity.
The new judge’s induction is being celebrated as a moment of pride for the Indian-American community and for Queens, one of the most ethnically diverse areas in the U.S. His role on the bench is expected to bring a fresh perspective informed by his cultural background and dedication to equality.
“Serving on the Queens bench is an honor, and I hope to inspire the next generation to pursue justice and serve their communities,” Doshi said during his induction ceremony.
Amish Doshi’s appointment is a testament to the strides made in increasing representation within the judiciary and underscores the importance of inclusivity in shaping fair and equitable legal systems.