In light of underestimations on how long a retrial would take for a former City of Mount Vernon official and her boyfriend, Southern District Judge Kenneth Karas paused proceedings June 11 and told jurors to come back Nov. 2.
July 08, 2015 at 05:04 AM
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A long-running corruption case in federal court has gotten longer due to an adjournment of about five months.
In light of underestimations on how long a retrial would take for a former City of Mount Vernon official and her boyfriend, Southern District Judge Kenneth Karas, sitting in White Plains, paused proceedings June 11 and told jurors to come back Nov. 2.
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