MANHATTAN Supreme Court Justice Dorothy Cropper yesterday said she would not reconsider her recent decision requiring three undercover police officers to reveal their names if they wish to testify against a man accused of selling drugs.
August 01, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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MANHATTAN Supreme Court Justice Dorothy Cropper yesterday said she would not reconsider her recent decision requiring three undercover police officers to reveal their names if they wish to testify against a man accused of selling drugs.
Justice Cropper denied a motion to reopen pretrial hearings in the prosecution of Fabian Joseph, 40, a homeless man who allegedly sold two $20 bags of cocaine in Washington Square Park late last year.
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