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By: Jesse Sunenblick
jsunenblick@judicialstudies.com
Posted: 01-09-07
The judicial pay raise scandal claims an Oneida County judge. In other news, after a settlement between New York City and two antiwar groups, Central Park is no longer closed to massive protest groups.
Full post as published by Judicial Reports on January 09, 2008 (boomark / email).
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