After assigning a judge to monitor arraignments full-time and restoring weekend hours, court officials are confident they have solved what many thought was "a beast difficult to tame" - arraigning suspects within 24 hours of arrests.
February 14, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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After assigning a judge to monitor arraignments full-time and restoring weekend hours, court officials are confident they have solved what many thought was "a beast difficult to tame"arraigning suspects within 24 hours of arrests.
Court officials have had trouble meeting that deadline ever since it was imposed in the 1991 Court of Appeals decision, Roundtree v. Brown, 77 NY2d 422.
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