Lawyers challenging outrageous delays and backlogs in Bronx Criminal Court can still pursue relief in federal court, but they will need new plaintiffs after Southern District Judge George Daniels accepted the state's arguments that the current plaintiffs, who no longer have pending charges against them, lack standing to sue.
December 22, 2016 at 06:04 PM
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Lawyers challenging outrageous delays and backlogs in Bronx Criminal Court can still pursue relief in federal court, but they will need new plaintiffs.
Southern District Judge George Daniels on Thursday accepted the state’s arguments that the current set of plaintiffs lacks standing to sue because there are no longer pending charges against them, so the judge dismissed the case of Trowbridge v. Cuomo, 16 civ. 3455, but without prejudice.
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