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Marijuana Prosecutions Plummet Under Manhattan DA’s New Policy 
Ex-con found guilty of murder in ‘jeweler to the stars’ case
‘Legalize It,’ says D.A. as He Stops Prosecuting NYC Weed Smokers
Manhattan DA to no longer prosecute for marijuana possession, smoking
Manhattan DA vacates over 3,000 open warrants for pot possession and smoking
Harvey Weinstein hit with new sex charges in Manhattan — and could get life in prison if convicted
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DA Vance Announces 20-Year Sentence in Meat Cleaver Attack on NYPD Detective
“Off-duty Detective Brian O’Donnell embodied this principle when he courageously jumped into action, tackling a man wielding a meat cleaver among scores of midtown pedestrians. Thanks to his bravery and our prosecutors’ hard work, Mr. Joudeh will now serve a prison sentence commensurate with this intolerable violence.”
DA Vance: James Rackover Sentenced to 28 and 2/3 Years-to-Life for Brutal Murder of Joseph Comunale
“The judge’s sentence of 28 and 2/3 years-to-life in prison — the maximum permitted by state law — was the only appropriate sentence to address the pain and loss that Joey’s murder inflicted on the Comunale family.”
Three top NYCHA execs lied about inspections right after public outcry over 2015 elevator death: DA
Three top managers of NYCHA’s elevator division regularly filed false reports claiming lifts had been inspected when they weren’t – even after a huge public outcry over the death of an elderly tenant in a horrific 2015 accident.
D.A. Vance Announces $162.8 Million Payment From Société Générale to New York City and State
Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance, Jr., together with the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York (SDNY), today announced the resolution of a joint investigation into the criminal conduct of Société Générale (“Soc Gen”), the sixth-largest bank in Europe, and the payment of $880 million in penalties and forfeiture to criminal prosecutors.
DA Vance Announces Indictment of Olivet University Officials and Christian Media CEO in $25 Million Fraud Probe Arising out of Newsweek Investigation
"In total, the defendants are alleged to have obtained approximately $35 million in funding through their scheme."
Construction supervisors charged after Harlem mini-crane accident injured two workers
Terrence Edwards, the site supervisor, and Timothy Braico, branch manager for Western Waterproofing Company, were both charged with second-degree assault and reckless endangerment, Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance announced Thursday.
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