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November 19, 2021

DOC sued for allegedly denying FOIL request about lack of services on Rikers

November 19, 2021/ Jacob Kaye
DOC sued for allegedly denying FOIL request about lack of services on Rikers

The Legal Aid Society is suing the Department of Correction for denying a FOIL request concerning complaints made by detainees about the lack of essential services on Rikers Island.

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November 19, 2021/ Jacob Kaye/
news, Law, Rikers Island
Rikers Island, Legal Aid Society, Department of Correction
November 15, 2021

Activists call on Katz to drop charges against Churaman

November 15, 2021/ Jacob Kaye
Activists call on Katz to drop charges against Churaman

For the 90th time in his young adult life, Prakash Churaman appeared in Queens Criminal Court Monday to proclaim his innocence in a murder he was accused of taking part in when he was 15 years old.

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November 15, 2021/ Jacob Kaye/
Crime, Law, news
Prakash Churaman, Queens District Attorney, Melinda Katz, chanel lewis
November 10, 2021

Law professors sue city, DA Katz

November 10, 2021/ Jacob Kaye
Law professors sue city, DA Katz

“We actually have constitutionally protected free speech rights to put this information in the public realm.”

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November 10, 2021/ Jacob Kaye/
news, Law, Crime
Queens District Attorney, da, melinda katz, new york law school, New York City Law Department, Joseph Zayas, nypd, Conviction Integrity Unit, CIU, Civil Rights Corps
October 21, 2021

Detainees stuck on Rikers, report finds

October 21, 2021/ Jacob Kaye
Detainees stuck on Rikers, report finds

“When these detainees' right to a speedy resolution of their cases isn't realized, Rikers functions as a de facto prison.”

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October 21, 2021/ Jacob Kaye/
coronavirus, Law, news
Rikers island, rikers, Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice, oca, courts, jail
October 19, 2021

New evidence leads to Far Rockaway man’s release from prison

October 19, 2021/ Jacob Kaye
New evidence leads to Far Rockaway man’s release from prison

After serving 26 years in prison for two armed robberies he says he didn’t commit, Breland was released last week. An investigation found he was wrongfully convicted.

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October 19, 2021/ Jacob Kaye/
news, Law, Crime
Melinda Katz, queens district attorney's office, Brad Leventhal, Chad Breland, Justin Bonus, Wrongful Conviction, Conviction Integrity Unit
October 14, 2021

State settles equitable education suit

October 14, 2021/ Jacob Kaye
State settles equitable education suit

"Every single New Yorker deserves a quality education to succeed in our state, and public schools are a vital component of that opportunity for our children's upward mobility."

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October 14, 2021/ Jacob Kaye/
news, Law, Education
schools, education, Kathy Hochul, john liu
September 28, 2021

Court rules to halt UCS’ vax mandate

September 28, 2021/ Jacob Kaye
Court rules to halt UCS’ vax mandate

"From day one, we have argued that UCS, as our employer, is compelled by our collective bargaining agreement to negotiate with us.”

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September 28, 2021/ Jacob Kaye/
news, Law
vaccine, vaccine mandate, courts, court officer, union
September 21, 2021

Housing courts open as COVID cases loom

September 21, 2021/ Jacob Kaye
Housing courts open as COVID cases loom

“At a time when COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations in New York City are increasing, it would imperil the safety of thousands of New Yorkers.”

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September 21, 2021/ Jacob Kaye/
coronavirus, Law, news
housing court, COVID-19, oca, office of court administration, Kathy Hochul, Legal Services Staff Association, the Association of Legal Aid Attorneys, VOCAL-NY, the Ridgewood Tenants Union
September 15, 2021

Grand jury declines to prosecute officer who allegedly put man in chokehold

September 15, 2021/ Jacob Kaye
Grand jury declines to prosecute officer who allegedly put man in chokehold

A Queens grand jury declined to prosecute a former NYPD officer who was accused of putting a man in an illegal chokehold while making an arrest in Far Rockaway last summer.

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September 15, 2021/ Jacob Kaye/
Law, news
David Afanador, NYPD, Melinda Katz, Grand Jury, Chokeholds
September 14, 2021

Sunnyside lawyer named president of Network of Bar Leaders

September 14, 2021/ Guest User
Sunnyside lawyer named president of Network of Bar Leaders

“It has been wonderful to see an exchange of ideas and information and collaboration among different bar associations.”

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September 14, 2021/ Guest User/
news, Law
nycba, network of bar leaders
September 03, 2021

After Queens CBs raise concern, Hochul says yes to virtually meetings

September 03, 2021/ Jacob Kaye
After Queens CBs raise concern, Hochul says yes to virtually meetings

“To require Community Boards to meet in person at this juncture is extremely problematic.”

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September 03, 2021/ Jacob Kaye/
Communities, coronavirus, news, Law
cb6, open meetings, Kathy Hochul, Donovan Richards, Eugene Kelty, cb5, Community Board, Ridgewood, Glendale, Maspeth, Middle Village
September 01, 2021

State moves to extend eviction protections

September 01, 2021/ Guest User
State moves to extend eviction protections

“Under my watch, here in the State of New York we are not going to exacerbate what is already a crisis.”

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September 01, 2021/ Guest User/
Housing, news, Law
eviction moratorium, rent relief, Kathy Hochul, assembly, senate, andrea stewart-cousins
August 31, 2021

De Blasio criticizes courts

August 31, 2021/ Jacob Kaye
De Blasio criticizes courts

“I would like to hear from the folks who run the courts not their excuses or pointing fingers elsewhere.”

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August 31, 2021/ Jacob Kaye/
coronavirus, news, Law
bill de blasio, courts, oca, lucian chalfen, COVID-19
August 11, 2021

Mayor appoints three judges to New York City courts

August 11, 2021/ Jacob Kaye
Mayor appoints three judges to New York City courts

“I have no doubt that they will continue to champion fairness in our court system as New York City recovers from the pandemic.”


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August 11, 2021/ Jacob Kaye/
Communities, news, Law
de blasio, judges, civil court
August 10, 2021

Gun violence felony cases to be expedited by NYC courts

August 10, 2021/ Guest User
Gun violence felony cases to be expedited by NYC courts

“This citywide initiative will help ensure that these important cases are resolved as swiftly and effectively as possible.”


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August 10, 2021/ Guest User/
Crime, news, Law
difiore, marks, criminal court, queens da, district attorney, gun violence
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