As a former assistant district attorney prosecuting domestic violence, child abuse, sex crimes and elder abuse cases, Elizabeth Cronin spent more than a decade bringing criminals to justice as an advocate for the "People of the State of New York." Now, as head of the Office of Victim Services, she advocates for the casualties of crime.
April 04, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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As a former assistant district attorney prosecuting domestic violence, child abuse, sex crimes and elder abuse cases, Elizabeth Cronin spent more than a decade bringing criminals to justice as an advocate for the “People of the State of New York.”
Now, Cronin advocates for the casualties of crime.
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