Justice Cathryn Doyle gave Kinderhook Town Justice David Dellehunt 10 days to give Columbia County District Attorney Paul Czajka a copy of an audio recording of a session of the municipal and to submit a copy for transcription.
January 04, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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In the latest salvo in an ongoing imbroglio between an upstate district attorney and a part-time town justice, an acting Supreme Court justice has ordered the town justice to provide the prosecutor with an audio recording of proceedings in the municipal court.
Justice Cathryn Doyle (See Profile) gave Kinderhook Town Justice David Dellehunt 10 days to give Columbia County District Attorney Paul Czajka a copy of the recording and to submit a copy for transcription.
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