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Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren and her husband, Timothy Granison have been indicted on a weapon charge.
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Sentence reduced in homicide case due to Domestic Violence Survivor’s Act
A state appeals court has reduced the sentence in a homicide case because the trial judge did not properly apply the state’s Domestic Violence Survivor’s Act.
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Read More »Supreme Court justice denies gag order request from church accused of abuse
A state Supreme Court justice in Albany County has denied a request for a gag order sought by a church being sued under the state’s Child Victims Act.
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Read More »Drug charges dismissed over illegal search
An Essex County Court judge has dismissed a felony drug charge because the evidence in the case was found during an illegal traffic stop and vehicle search.
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Read More »Wolford will be first woman to serve as chief judge for WDNY
On Wednesday, the Hon. Elizabeth A. Wolford will become the first woman to serve as chief judge of the Western District of New York, and will hold the distinction of being the first woman to serve in the role in ...
Read More »Weapon conviction reversed by appeals court after change in state law
A state appeals court has reversed a weapon conviction because of a change in state law after the trial.
Read More »Former Yankee Joe Pepitone suing Hall of Fame for return of famed bat
Former New York Yankees star Joe Pepitone has filed a lawsuit against the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Read More »New trial granted in Onondaga County robbery case
A state appeals court has granted a new trial in a robbery case because the judge failed to properly vet the defendant’s complaints about his court-appointed lawyer.
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Read More »Monroe County judge denies some fees for estate work
A Monroe County Court surrogate judge has denied a request for thousands of dollars in fees for handling an estate.
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Read More »Justice rules for tenants in lease dispute
A state Supreme Court justice has decided a complicated landlord-tenant dispute mostly in the tenants’ favor.
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Read More »New York chief judge, family got COVID-19 testing at home in 2020
New York Chief Judge Janet DiFiore and some relatives received COVID-19 testing from the state at her private Long Island residence last summer after a member of the family tested positive, according to a court official.
Read More »Rochester police complete internal investigation of Daniel Prude death
The Rochester Police Department has completed its internal investigation into the death of a Black man detained by officers on a city street but has yet to make the results public.
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