Lawyer who ripped off state won't lose law license
A former senior attorney for the state Office of Children and Family Services who filed...
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A former senior attorney for the state Office of Children and Family Services who filed...
In a decision Thursday, the Appellate Division of state Supreme Court’s Third...
Jewish Ledger Hartford Jewish Federation appoints Community Security Director WEST HARTFORD – Law enforcement veteran John Colangelo has been appointed the first community services director of the Jewish Federation of Greater Hartford, it was announced recently by Federation President and CEO David Waren. Colangelo will serve as a representative of the Secure Community Network (SCN), the official safety and security organization of the Jewish community in North America. He will work full-time to develop and administer a comprehensive program that provides threat mitig...
Court upholds felony assault conviction of man who drugged wife's coffee FacebookTwitterEmail Justices of the State of New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division Third Judicial Department in the case of Dukes v State of New York on Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2018, in Albany. (Paul Buckowski/Times Union)Paul Buckowski/Albany Times UnionShow MoreShow Less 2of3Buy PhotoJudge Sharon Aarons, left, with the State of New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division Third Judicial Department, poses for a photo with newly admitted New York State Bar member, Seantyel Hardy, of Washington, D.C., during a ceremony to a...
Strip club loses battle over 'scrip' at Albany appeals court FacebookTwitterEmail ALBANY – The Penthouse just got more expensive for a Manhattan strip club executive – at least when it comes to paying state taxes. Appellate justices in Albany on Thursday upheld lower rulings in determining that Robert Gans, managing member of The Penthouse Executive Club, a topless establishment in midtown Manhattan, can be taxed on "scrip," the currency that the strip club sells to customers who, in turn, fork over the cash substitute to dancers as fees and gratuities for private dances. In a unanimous 5...