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Ex-NY Observer Editor Who Received Trump Pardon Arrested On New Stalking Charges
The two charges — eavesdropping and computer trespass — each carry a maximum of four years in jail.
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Jake Offenhartz
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Manhattan DA Seeks Investigative Materials On Governor Cuomo
The Manhattan DA is investigating at least one Manhattan incident mentioned in the NY Attorney General's report on Cuomo's misconduct. The Westchester District Attorney has also requested materials.
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George Joseph
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NY AG Letitia James Joins Manhattan DA's Criminal Investigation Into Trump Organization
The New York Attorney General's office had originally been involved in a civil investigation into the former president's company.
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Jen Chung
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On Verge Of Retirement, Manhattan DA To Stop Prosecuting Prostitution
The DA will continue to prosecute crimes such as sex trafficking and paying for the services of sex workers.
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Mirela Iverac
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Brooklyn DA Will Purge 90 Convictions Involving An Indicted Detective, With 100 More Expected In Manhattan
The Manhattan DA's sweeping move, once enacted, will represent one of the largest conviction purges in state history.
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George Joseph
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Manhattan DA Cy Vance Will Not Seek Re-election
Critics had questioned the three-term D.A.'s commitment to addressing racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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Jen Chung
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Supreme Court Rejects Trump Attempt To Block Tax Subpoena In NY Criminal Investigation
The order marks a deathblow to the former president's efforts to shield his financial records from an ongoing criminal investigation.
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Jake Offenhartz
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Feds Arrest Former Gynecologist Robert Hadden, Who Avoided Prison Time For Sex Abuse Under Deal With Cy Vance
Robert Hadden was indicted on federal charges for sexually abusing his patients.
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Sydney Pereira
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[Updated] Cops Punch Homeless Man On Subway, Then Manhattan DA Charges Him With Assault
Body camera footage shows officers punching, pepper-spraying, and forcibly holding a man down on the ground while searching his belongings.
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Sydney Pereira
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Supreme Court Rules Manhattan DA Can Get Trump's Taxes — But Public Won't See Them Anytime Soon
A separate subpoena brought by House Democrats was sent back to lower courts — likely buying the president enough time to ensure Americans don't have access to his tax records until after the election this November.
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Jake Offenhartz
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