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Federal judge greenlights lawsuit seeking to implement allegedly lacking accommodations for blind jurors in NY courts | amNewYork (opens the original)
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A Brooklyn federal judge ruled Thursday to advance a lawsuit alleging that the New York State court system is discriminating against blind people who are called to jury duty by failing to have proper accommodations for jurors who cannot see photo and video exhibits. Brooklyn man Albert Elia, who is blind, filed suit against the state’s court system after a Brooklyn Supreme Court judge allegedly told him he could not serve on cases that included photo or video evidence he’d have to analyze after
Education attorney Diana Aragundi is making New York City’s schools better for immigrant children | amNewYork (opens the original)
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Education and children’s advocacy attorney Diana Aragundi loved school as a kid. As the eldest daughter to immigrant parents, she was also the first in her immediate family to navigate the city’s education system. Today, she’s using her law degree to make the schools she and her siblings grew up in work better for the immigrant children in them today. “I love the city, and I’m happy to do my part to continue making it better for other families,” Aragundi said of her work. “I can’t imagine living
Strengthening society’s social contract: Attorney Chris Pioch sees his work as way to help people trying to make the world a bit better | amNewYork (opens the original)
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Contracts and business law may sound mundane to most, but not to attorney Christopher Pioch. He is positioning his practice to push forward those working to be a positive force in the world while also lending his counsel to strengthen social contracts between the public and their governments based on the bedrock of the independent rule of law. “It’s sort of like I’m a general fixer,” Pioch said of his work. “It’s more about looking for the clients that are trying to make the world a little bit b
First Latino Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez delivers emotional remarks at bar association Hispanic Heritage event | amNewYork (opens the original)
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Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez teared up Tuesday while accepting an award from the Brooklyn Bar Association in recognition of his trailblazing work as Brooklyn’s – and the state’s – first Latino top prosecutor. “Our real responsibility is to make sure that we’re not the last to hold these positions,” Gonzalez said. “My only request is that all of you use your collective voices to continue the fight to provide more opportunities.” Gonzalez’s remarks came at the legal organization’s annu
Legal Aid suit creates trifecta of lawsuits against Trump admin rule change barring green card applicants from accessing public benefits | amNewYork (opens the original)
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The Legal Aid Society filed suit Thursday against a new rule from the Trump administration barring people applying for green cards through family members from accessing a large swath of public benefits, creating a trifecta of separate lawsuits against the rule change from the advocacy organization, New York State and New York City. All three entities went to court this week with lawsuits designed to vacate a new Trump policy that, starting Sept. 18, denotes every person applying for a green card
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