Gia L. Morris

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As of February 19, 2026, Judge Gia L. Morris presides over criminal cases in the Supreme Court of Queens County, having served on the bench for 16 years. Judge Morris was most recently appointed to the bench by Mayor Adams for a term beginning in 2022 and ending in 2032.

Judicial metrics

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Publication Rate: 1.1 decisions per year

Higher than 76.5% of judges in the dataset

14 published decisions over 13 years

Suppression Reversal Rate: 80.0%

Higher than 98.33% of judges in the dataset

4 suppression reversals out of 5 suppression-related appeals

Excessive Sentence Findings: 0 cases

Higher than 0% of judges in the dataset

Excessive Sentence Reductions: 0 years

Higher than 0% of judges in the dataset

Reassigned Reversals: 0 cases

Higher than 0% of judges in the dataset

Favored Commercial Bonds: 92.9% of bail cases

Higher than 26.18% of judges in the dataset

104 bail cases favoring commercial bonds out of 112 bail cases

Blocked Affordable Bail: 94.6% of bail cases

Higher than 7.8% of judges in the dataset

106 bail cases without PSSB as most affordable out of 112 bail cases

Disproportionate Carcerality: 0 total years

Higher than 0% of judges in the dataset

Public Discipline: 0 determinations

Higher than 0% of judges in the dataset

Published Decisions

14 decisions

2025

People v. Jules

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2025

People v. Anonymous

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2025

People v. Pacheco

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2024

People v. Gardner

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2020

People v. Adams

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2018

People v. Banuchi

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2017

People v. N.N.

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2017

People v. Hao Quan Ye

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2017

People v. Migliaccio

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2016

People v. Sanson

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Suppression Reversals

4 decisions

2025

People v. McLeod

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2023

People v. Vincent

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2020

People v. Boothe

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2019

People v. Olm (David)

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