The legal system began to shake off the pummeling of Hurricane Sandy and reopen yesterday, with attorneys in Criminal Court making calls on their mobile phones to determine if clients, waiting outside on line, would have their matters heard yesterday, and other encouraging signs of recovery were seen in both state and federal courts.
November 01, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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As state courts began to shake off the pummeling of Hurricane Sandy and reopen yesterday, lawyers reacted with patience, determination and confusion.
Defendants with Criminal Court appearances lined up outside the courthouse were given administrative adjournment slips.
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