Mulroy Case Sparks Debate On Judge Removal In SADL Case
Briefs to the Court of Appeals discuss whether Onondaga County Judge J Kevin Mulroy should be removed. Supporters warn of a judiciary independence risk from witch hunts, while opponents note misconduct and the danger of malleable removal for off bench remarks.
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Court of Appeals
Onondaga County
Kevin Mulroy
Kerch Syracuse Association of Defense Lawyers
SADL
Onondaga County Bar Association
County Judges Association of the
State of New York
CJA
Commission On Judicial Conduct
Mulroy
Stern
Emil Rossi
J. Scott Porter
Less severe penalty urged for Mulroy
A former Court of Appeals Justice Stewart Han cock Jr argues the racial slur may be pivotal in Mulroy's case but disputes the commission's basis for removal. Hancock's brief cites judicial independence and other cases with lighter penalties, while defending plea bargaining to curb caseloads. The County Judges Association stresses independence and warns against undermining public confidence. The commission seeks removal despite amicus opposition, and defenders urge mitigating factors and protections against "gotcha" removals.
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Stewart Hancock Jr
Mulroy
Commission
Hanecock
Onondaga County
Patrick J. Cunningham
Hancock
The
County Judges Association
Dennis Baldwin
Syracuse
Mackenzie Smith Lewis Michell & Hughes
Onondaga County Bar Association
Baldwin
CIA
Gerald Stern
Amicus
Stern
Fitzpatrick
Judge allows cameras in court in select proceedings
Syracuse Judge Branetting ruled cameras may enter his courtroom for non testimony proceedings. He cited a 1952 civil rights law not prohibiting filming during arraignments pleas and sentencing, while noting balanced rights of media and defendants. Local judges move toward broader camera access amid similar rulings and recent high profile uses.
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Supreme Court
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Tal Ihal
Bron
James Tormey II
Onondaga County
Willam J. Fitzpatrick
Thas Week
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Brenent
Ture
Quiside Court
Kate Rosenthal
Michael Waynese
Rosenthal
Rosentha
Card Branett
Joseph Fahey
Village Voters Review Liverpool Traffic Bypass Plan
About 150 residents gathered at the village fire station to review a Syracuse Metropolitan Transportation Council plan for a bypass linking Electronics Parkway and Cold Springs Road to divert commuters from Oswego Street. The proposal also suggests narrowing Oswego Street to two lanes with a center turn lane to steer traffic away, drawing concerns about losing customers and changing the village’s character. Supporters argued the Thruway could handle increased traffic with improved ramps, while opponents on Old Liverpool Road resisted a cross-over to Electronics Parkway and fears of a walled community. The plan carries an estimated cost of at least 13 million dollars.
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Syracuse Metropolitan Transportation Council
Electronics Parkway
Cold Springs Road
Oswego Street
Onondaga Lake Parkway
Syracuse
Lambrinos
Heidi Corners
Counci
Mike Hennigan
Nichols
First Street
Bill Storm
Troquois Lane
Peter Osborne
Fourth Street
Holly Kennedy
Barclay Road
Kennedy
Old Liverpool Road
HUD meeting focuses on Gateway overhaul in Syracuse
About 140 residents gathered at the Central Village Youth Center to discuss Southeast Gateway Project plans for downtown Syracuse. The session, led by HUD official Johanie Hill-Marsh, organized attendees into groups to identify priorities in human services, economic development, housing, and infrastructure, with four leaders to liaise with a consultant and developers.
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van Buren St
Conrail
Salina Street
East Castle Street
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Hill-Marsh
Pinewood Derby supplier helps parents build cars not the car
Walt operates a Pinewood Derby shop with a full range of supplies and a weighing station but refuses to build the cars himself. He notes the trend of more single mothers and working parents seeking affordable, ready access to materials and guidance as competitions evolve.
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Walt
Naiely
SU studies denial of service attacks and campus impact
SU officials described a weekend surge of denial of service attacks aimed at an Internet service provider in Finland. A tracking device confirmed a hacker assault, not launched from campus, with university software available to test vulnerabilty and deter future incursions reported.
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Morrow
Finland
Yahoo
Amazon
Cnncom
Stanford University
University of California At Santa Barbara
eBay
Cnn.com
Baby allegedly abused infant released from hospital
Michael Clark, four months old, who suffered severe brain damage after alleged shaking, is out of University Hospital in foster care. Lorena Clark, 22, faces multiple assault and child endangerment counts, accused of shaking and dropping the infant, and the case includes accusations involving his siblings. Robert Farnham, the father, will make medical decisions as guardians.
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Jane
University Hospital
Coretta Royer
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Onondaga County Social Services Department
Lorena Clark
Burnet Ave
Michael
Robert Farnham
Courtney Clark
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