Ex-Queens prosecutor who kept non-whites off juries is now NYC PBA lawyer
/Christopher McGrath has worked as associate general counsel for the NYC PBA since 2007.
Read MoreChristopher McGrath has worked as associate general counsel for the NYC PBA since 2007.
Read MoreADA Chris McGrath kept notes reminding him to strike Black, Hispanic, Jewish and Italian residents from jury pools.
Read More“I’ve been reviewing wrongful convictions cases for 25 years this is the worst case I’ve ever seen.”
Read MoreThe bureau prosecutes an array of offenses, like financial schemes against the elderly, revenge porn and luring children for sex.
Read More“I hope DA Katz will conduct an investigation to find out how a Brady document could be suppressed for 20 years.”
Read MoreWrongful conviction lawyers have submitted the case to the Queens DA’s Conviction Integrity Unit.
Read MoreAn August report by the IBO examines how staff levels have increased as arrests dropped in New York City between 2010 and 2019.
Read MoreUndercover officers purchased 23 illegal guns from the defendants.
Read More“We can't arrest or incarcerate our way out of the challenges that face our communities.”
Read More“District attorneys, the city and law enforcement agencies can no longer hide behind Police Secrecy Law 50-a.”
Read MoreThe statute is “often used to arrest and harass people based on their gender or appearance.”
Read More“Mr. Majors can now be given an opportunity to have a life.”
Read More“No one is perfect. No system is without flaws.”
Read MoreFormer Chief Assistant DA John Ryan and former counsel to the DA Robert Masters recall the influence of their former boss.
Read More“None have publicly called on the three people with the power to enact the needed policy changes.”
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