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The 2013 weapon conviction of a woman who has already served her sentence has been upheld in a split decision by a state appeals court, with a dissent filed by the minority. Bernadine Young, who is also known as Bernadine ...

Harris Beach Attorneys at Law PLLC has elected seven new partners, including two based in Monroe County — Rachel Baranello and Francis L. Gorman III. Baranello counsels industrial development agencies and local development corporations across New York state in a ...

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Harter Secrest & Emery LLP has elected two new partners — John “Jack” W. Brill and Luke P. Wright. “Jack and Luke have established themselves as thought leaders and trusted advisors for businesses in their respective fields of practice,” Managing ...

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BUFFALO — After being locked up for 27 years for a murder he didn’t commit, Valentino Dixon has shed the confines of prison in a big way, logging thousands of miles during his first few months of freedom to field ...

WASHINGTON – Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. said Monday that the federal judiciary has made strides in protecting law clerks and other employees from sexual harassment and other workplace misconduct, but he added that too often, such behavior is still ...

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NEW YORK (AP) — For a decade, Barbara Underwood was an apolitical force in New York, quietly serving as solicitor general before getting an unexpected promotion to become the state’s first female attorney general. Now, the 74-year-old Democrat, who abruptly ...

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NEW YORK (AP) — Sounding like the presidential candidate he insists he is not, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo unleashed an energetic attack against President Donald Trumps policies Tuesday, pledging New York will lead the nation forward with the most ...

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News operations are returning to normal for the Los Angeles Times and outlets owned by Tribune Publishing, but significant questions remain about a cyberattack that disrupted computer systems for a host of publications around the country and hampered newspaper deliveries ...

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A state appeals court reversed a Monroe County Family Court decision to terminate the parental rights of a woman with a history of mental illness. On Dec. 20, 2016, Judge Patricia E. Gallaher terminated the rights on the ground of ...

RICHMOND, Va. — To get elected as a district attorney, sounding tough on crime used to be the most effective campaign strategy. But in recent years, district attorneys have been winning elections by sounding big on reform. In January, at ...

WASHINGTON – Democrats have settled on a strategy for attempting to reopen the government when they take control of the House on Thursday, aimed at ending the partial shutdown quickly – but denying President Donald Trump the new money he ...

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A decade ago, the harsh punishments meted out to members of a Virginia group that trained for religious combatby playing paintballwere hailed by the Justice Department as a victory in the war on terrorism and lambasted by Muslim groups as ...

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