The Nassau County District Attorney and the state Attorney General want the parole board to re-examine its decision to release a convicted sex offender after an assistant attorney general vouched for the inmate's innocence.
March 11, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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The Nassau County District Attorney and the state Attorney General want the parole board to re-examine its decision to release a convicted sex offender after an assistant attorney general vouched for the inmate’s innocence.
Harlan Levy, chief deputy attorney general, wrote to the parole board Monday, joining a request made last week by Nassau County Chief Assistant District Attorney Madeline Singas.
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