The shirt worn by members of the New York State Court Officers Association at a demonstration.
“It is especially troubling for our community when the term ‘organized crime association’ is directed at the first chief judge of Italian American descent in the history of New York state,” the letter said.
November 02, 2018 at 04:26 PM
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The leaders of more than 60 Italian-American associations sent a letter Friday to the union leaders who called the court administration the Organized Crime Association, saying the ethnic slur was an attack on every member of the community.
“It is especially troubling for our community when the term ‘organized crime association’ is directed at the first chief judge of Italian American descent in the history of New York state,” the letter said.
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