The shirt worn by members of the New York State Court Officers Association at a demonstration.
Italian-American associations and other ethnic groups joined Chief Judge Janet DiFiore in decrying a union's decision to call the Office of Court Administration the Organized Crime Association.
November 01, 2018 at 03:21 PM
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Italian-American associations and other ethnic groups joined Chief Judge Janet DiFiore in decrying a union’s decision to call the Office of Court Administration the Organized Crime Association.
See related article: DiFiore Calls on Union Official to Apologize for Attack on Her Italian Heritage
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