Though the city maintains the cameras in interview booths in the arraignment facilities of the new Staten Island courthouse are a valid safety measure and insists attorney-client conversations are not monitored, Legal Aid says they violate attorney-client privilege and defendants' Sixth Amendment right to counsel.
October 05, 2015 at 05:03 AM
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The Legal Aid Society has filed a federal suit to remove cameras in interview booths in the arraignment facilities of the new Staten Island courthouse.
Though the city maintains the cameras are a valid safety measure and insists attorney-client conversations are not monitored, Legal Aid insists they violate attorney-client privilege and defendants’ Sixth Amendment right to counsel.
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