An Eastern District judge has urged the city of New York to settle with Jabbar Collins, whose murder conviction was vacated in 2010 after he spent 16 years in prison.
June 25, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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An Eastern District judge has urged the city of New York to settle with Jabbar Collins, whose murder conviction was vacated in 2010 after he spent 16 years in prison.
At a hearing Tuesday, Eastern District Judge Frederic Block (See Profile) set an Oct. 20 trial date for Collins’ $150 million civil suit against the city, warning the parties, “I cannot and will not make any adjournments.”
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