Justice Cutrona, who sat in the Brooklyn Supreme Court's Mental Hygiene Part, died on Jan. 16. He had served on the bench for 14 years, beginning his last two-year certificated term on Jan. 1.
January 22, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Anthony Cutrona, who served on the bench for 14 years, died on Jan. 16. He was 74.
Cutrona, who sat in the Brooklyn Supreme Court’s Mental Hygiene Part, began serving the last of three, two-year certificated terms on Jan. 1.
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