Court watchers say that the Second Department has been issuing more opinions that fault prosecutors, including this month's reversal of a murder conviction.
July 20, 2016 at 08:03 PM
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It was fall 2011 and Barry Krinsky, a trial lawyer for 40 years, was becoming incensed.
His adversary, a Queens County prosecutor pounding home closing arguments in a murder trial, was, in Krinsky’s view, charging again and again past the boundary of what it was legal to say.
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