Karen Segrell shows Village of Fort Edward Justice Joseph Malvuccio paperwork for her moving violations. Photo: David Handschuh/NYLJ.
The Office of Court Administration has done what it can to improve New York’s small-town courts, including the launch of a pilot program last year in four counties to hold centralized arraignments at fixed times of the day, which has drawn interest from other counties.
May 24, 2018 at 03:04 PM
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Among the litigants on the docket for Town of Fort Edward Justice Joseph Malvuccio on a recent day was Karen Segrell, who had been ticketed for driving a car with a busted muffler and without a license.
“You get the muffler fixed?” Malvuccio asked Segrell as she approached the judge, who presided over a small courtroom with wood paneling and a maximum occupancy of 80.
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