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Buffalo Five members hear oral arguments on motion to vacate murder convictions

Buffalo Five member Darryl Boyd stands outside of the Erie County Courthouse Members of the Buffalo Five were back in State Supreme Court Tuesday morning to hear oral arguments on the motion to vacate their decades old murder convictions. A point of contention for the attorney’s for Darryl Boyd and Jonathan Walker is missing crime scene photos attorneys say point to a single assailant in the 1976 murder of William Crawford on Fillmore Avenue. Supporters believe the missing photos and eye witness testimony will support the defendants alibis. Walker spent 22 years in prison and 18 years of parole while Boyd spent 28 years in prison and remains on lifetime parole.

Darryl boydJonathan walkerWilliam crawfordChristopher burnsSupreme courtErie county supreme courtBuffalo fiveState supreme court tuesdayடார்ரில் பையன்ஜொனாதன் வாக்கர்வில்லியம் க்ராஃபோர்டுகிறிஸ்டோபர் தீக்காயங்கள்உச்ச நீதிமன்றம்இரீ கவுண்டி உச்ச நீதிமன்றம்எருமை ஐந்துநிலை உச்ச நீதிமன்றம் செவ்வாய்

Tonawanda man pleads guilty, admits to sexually abusing a child over the course of several years

Tonawanda man pleads guilty, admits to sexually abusing a child over the course of several years
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Lawsuit Seeks To Obliterate Admissions Processes At NYC Public Schools

Lawsuit Seeks To Obliterate Admissions Processes At NYC Public Schools arrow Students wait with parents before entering school for the first day of in-person learning for elementary school students since March, at P.S. 188 in NYC on September 29th, 2020. JUSTIN LANE/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock A group of civil rights lawyers and NYC public school students are suing the city and state over the DOE s admissions process, which they say has resulted in an inequitable education for Black and brown students, starting as early as kindergarten. The lawsuit filed in State Supreme Court Tuesday by IntegrateNYC, a group devoted to ending school segregation, names Mayor Bill de Blasio, Governor Andrew Cuomo, and incoming Schools Chancellor Meisha Porter in the suit, alleging the long-standing admissions process, which includes the Gifted and Talented program test, screens for some middle and high schools, and the Specialized High Schools Admissions Test, violates the State

New yorkUnited statesRichard carranzaBen crumpDanielle fillsonGeorge floydMeisha porterMark rosenbaumAndrew cuomoBreonna taylorSupreme courtYork city department of educationPanel for educationalSpecialized high school admissions testState supreme court tuesdayMayor bill de blasio