A man who claims he was wrongly convicted of sexual abuse in the late 1980s has requested the judge in a pending case recuse herself because of connections to Nassau County's top prosecutor.
August 13, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A man who claims he was wrongly convicted of sexual abuse in the late 1980s has requested the judge in a pending case recuse herself because of connections to Nassau County’s top prosecutor.
In a motion submitted to Nassau County Judge Teresa Corrigan (See Profile), attorney Ronald Kuby urged her to step aside from the Jesse Friedman case.
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