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Long Island’s Jesse Friedman To Learn This Month If He’ll Be Exonerated For Sex Abuse
Friedman, who is married, served 13 years in prison for the sexual abuse but was freed when the case was reopened. He appeared in State Supreme Court in Mineola Tuesday as continues his quest to clear his name.
State Supreme Court To Hear Rangel-Espaillat Race Tally Issue
A Manhattan judge will hear claims that votes were tallied improperly in Tuesday’s Democratic primary pitting Rep. Charles Rangel against state Sen. Adriano Espaillat in the race for the newly-formed 13th Congressional District.
N.Y. State Supreme Court To Hold Hearing On Rangel-Espaillat Race
Rangel’s frontrunner status is at stake three days after the primary, with his lead having steadily gone down as outstanding ballots have been counted. The latest figures showed him ahead by only 44 percent to Espaillat’s 41 percent.
Ruling Stands In Case Of NJ MS Patient Caught With Marijuana
New Jersey medical marijuana advocates are decrying the state Supreme Court’s decision not to hear the appeal of a multiple sclerosis patient who was busted for pot possession.
‘Hopelessly Deadlocked’ Sheehan Jury Ends Day Two Without Verdict
The jury is trying to decide whether Barbara Sheehan was a battered wife who killed her retired police officer husband in self-defense, or was an executioner as the prosecution alleged.
Carl Lewis Continues Bid To Run For State Senate Seat In New Jersey
Republican Secretary of State Kim Guadagno last week ruled the Democratic former track star isn’t eligible to run in the 8th legislative district because he hasn’t lived in New Jersey the last four years.
Carl Lewis Moves Ahead With Appeals For New Jersey Senate Race
Last week, Republican Secretary of State Kim Guadagno ruled the Democratic former track star isn’t eligible to run in the 8th legislative district because he hasn’t lived in New Jersey the last four years.
NJ Top Court Has Tough Questions On School Funding
New Jersey’s State Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday on a new chapter in its decades-long dilemma over what the state must do to provide an adequate education for children in its poorest communities.


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