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WEBThe Queens Daily Eagle describes developments in the legal community, informs Queens residents of their rights and resources and provides a platform for borough-wide voices. Ultimately, we serve as a crucial guide to our borough’s legal system, a system that affects everyone who lives, works or visi
Queens man evicted - Queens Daily Eagle
WEBNov 7, 2020 · Queens man evicted. November 07, 2020. QUEENS NATIVE DONALD TRUMP lost his bid for reelection. AP PHOTO/PAUL SANCYA. By David Brand. A 74-year-old Jamaica Estates developer has less than three months left at his current address after Americans overwhelmingly voted him out of the White House, the AP projected Saturday.
Khaleel Anderson wins Queens Assembly seat ... - Queens Daily …
WEBNov 4, 2020 · By Katherine Middleton and David Brand. Far Rockaway organizer Khaleel Anderson has won an open seat in Southeast Queens’ Assembly District 31, becoming the youngest Black state lawmaker in New York history.
17 Queens men charged in series of violent home invasions
WEBJuly 16, 2019. By David Brand. Seventeen Queens residents were indicted in federal court Tuesday on charges related to a string of alleged armed robberies and other violent crimes, including home invasions targeting properties that displayed Indian flags. The indictment, unsealed in federal court for the Eastern District of New York, alleges ...
QCBA issues judicial candidate ratings — Queens Daily Eagle
WEBOct 28, 2021 · QCBA issues judicial candidate ratings. Supreme Court Judicial Candidates Michele Titus, Karen Gopee, Denis Butler, David Kirschner and Larentina McKetney Butler, with Rep. Gregory Meeks and attorney Michael Reich. Eagle file photo by Jacob Kaye. By Jacob Kaye. The Judiciary Committee of the Queens …
Surprise in Civil Court: Republican candidate leads in judicial race ...
WEBNovember 04, 2021. Republican candidate for Queens Civil Court Joseph Kasper held an unofficial lead over Paul Vallone on Tuesday. Photo courtesy of Kasper. By Jacob Kaye. Joseph Kasper runs for a seat on the bench nearly every year on principal. However, the next time he runs, he’ll likely be running for reelection.
Queens Volunteer Lawyers Project continues serving low-income …
WEBFeb 24, 2021 · By Rachel Vick. For three decades, the Queens Volunteers Lawyers Project has been providing pro-bono services to residents of the borough facing civil court matters.. That hasn’t changed during the pandemic, but COVID-19 did force the organization to make major changes, including a shift to remote legal help, said …
Prosecutorial misconduct lawsuits prompt depositions of Acting …
WEBNov 5, 2019 · By David Brand. As Queens voters head to the polls Tuesday to elect a new top prosecutor, the current one, Acting District Attorney John Ryan, will sit in his office answering questions during the first portion of a 16-hour deposition related to three prosecutorial misconduct lawsuits.
Anti-homeless protest planned outside Fresh Meadows shelter-hotel
WEBAug 4, 2020 · By David Brand. A group of northeast Queens residents plan to protest Thursday outside a Fresh Meadows hotel used by the city to house people experiencing homelessness after their release from Rikers Island jails.. An online petition opposing the shelter has received more than 9,000 signatures and advertises the upcoming protest outside the Wyndham Garden hotel on 186th Street.
Housing Court judge outlines heavy workload ahead
WEBFeb 16, 2022 · Queens Supervising Judge John Lansden explained the most recent changes in Queens Housing Court, including a number of personnel changes and the challenges of the reopening in the midst of a staffing shortage. Some judges and court attorneys shifted positions for the first time in two years. In …
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