On Bronx Supreme Court Justice Naita Semaj’s push for elevation to the Appellate Division, First Department, we have two words: Hell no!

Yet someone in the Bronx Democratic Party is trying to fast-track her career.

Though first elected to the Civil Court bench only in 2019, she got tapped for election to a 14-year state Supreme Court term in November 2021. She was also somehow selected last July for transfer from the Bronx Supreme Court’s Youth Part to the borough’s “gun court” — a specialized court that exclusively handles gun cases.

As a criminal-court judge, she’s made multiple controversial rulings setting accused killers loose back onto Bronx streets, while showing strong distrust of police and shocking disregard for crime vicitms.

On top of all this, The Post has learned that Semaj is under investigation by the state Commission on Judicial Conduct for tossing a prosecutor out of her court in a hearing involving a 17-year-old gangbanger charged with a shooting in a cell phone store.

Semaj allegedly went into a rage from the bench, claiming the teen suspect fired shots in self-defense and ordered the prosecutor never to appear in front of her again.

Yet she wants to take her antics to the next level — the Appellate Division.

As Queens ex-prosecutor Jim Quinn told The Post: “There’s no way the governor can nominate her as a presiding justice. She would damage all credibility.”

Gov. Kathy Hochul should dismiss Judge Semaj’s bid for a promotion without hesitation, if the judicial screening panel doesn’t do so first.

Sadly, Semaj is exactly the kind of pro-defendant, anti-law-enforcment jurist that progressives want on every bench in the state.

The future of public safety in New York literally hangs in the balance.