“At a time when the state is limiting gatherings statewide to no more than 10 people, it is simply reckless to still require 23 complete strangers to sit together for hours hearing cases,” Albany County DA David Soares wrote in a letter to the administrative judge for the state’s Third Judicial District.
December 16, 2020 at 12:21 PM
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Meanwhile, many have seen the state’s court system as sending mixed messages on grand juries. Chief Judge Janet DiFiore weeks ago implied grand jury operations were not going forward. Those comments came the same day a state court spokesman said the system was aiming to continue grand jury proceedings.
As the state’s Capital Region faces its most severe surge of the pandemic, Albany County District Attorney David Soares is urging New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to shut down grand jury assemblies.
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Albany County District Attorney David Soares. (Photo: Tim Roske/ALM)
