The former Chief Assistant District Attorney, who is moving back to private practice after formally stepping down last month, discusses the Manhattan D.A.'s office under Cyrus Vance Jr., memorable cases, changes he saw from his first stint in the office under Robert Morgenthau 20 years ago, and changes needed in the office and the law.
February 28, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Before becoming Manhattan’s Chief Assistant District Attorney, Daniel R. Alonso already knew what it was like to have wide-ranging “to do” lists.
By then, his legal career included being a Kaye Scholer litigation partner and serving on a state public integrity commission. Alonso had also been a Manhattan assistant district attorney and an Eastern District Assistant U.S. Attorney, where he was chief of the office’s criminal division.
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