Four years ago, Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes ran unopposed as he waltzed to a sixth term. Today, however, he faces two opponents who say he's lost the public's trust in the wake of overturned convictions and complaints about his alleged reluctance to prosecute sexual abuse in the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community, and those opponents have raised impressive amounts of cash.
March 05, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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From left, Charles Hynes, Abraham George and Kenneth Thompson NYLJ/Rick Kopstein
Four years ago, Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes ran unopposed as he waltzed to a sixth term as chief prosecutor in the borough with the most residents and the most crime.
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