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When 10-year-old Jason Edward Crowell appeared as a defendant on trial for murder before Manhattan Supreme Court Justice John E.H. Stackhouse earlier this year, he had no fear of going to jail -- and not just because he was a personal friend of the judge. The mock trial was part of a mentoring program Stackhouse and others at Manhattan Supreme Court joined to help teach city children about how the justice system works.
December 11, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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