Feuerstein, who worked in the Central Islip courthouse, graduated from the University of Vermont in 1966 and worked as a New York City school teacher until 1971, according to a profile on the court web site. She received her law degree from the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in 1979. The pair were said to be the first mother-daughter judges in the country. A bystander provided the cars full license plate number to responding officers, and said she saw a sticker of a bumblebee on the trunk. Feuerstein also taught at Hofstra University School of Law and was a past president of the Nassau County Womens Bar Association and past vice president of the New York State Womens Bar Association.
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