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D.A. Vance: Phony Attorney Indicted for Stealing From Immigrant New Yorkers
"We believe there may be additional victims of “Kerry and Associates LLP.” I urge victims and others with relevant information to call my Office’s Immigrant Affairs hotline at (212) 335-3600. Regardless of your immigration status, we are here to protect your safety and your rights.”
D.A. Vance and 66 Criminal Justice Leaders Denounce U.S. Attorney General’s Remarks About Local Prosecutors
“We hope that Attorney General Barr and other national leaders will understand what facts, data and lessons learned from the past have taught us as we work to wisely use limited criminal justice resources to promote safer and stronger communities.”
NYC Construction Company to Pay Record $6 Million in Wage Case
"The prosecution resulted from an investigation by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Construction Fraud Task Force, triggered by a complaint from Ironworkers Local 361, and was part of a multi-agency drive to step up criminal enforcement of wage laws."
Queens steel company must return $6 million in stolen wages to welders, iron workers as part of criminal plea deal
"AGL Industries and its principal, Dominick LoFaso, agreed to plea guilty to felony grand larceny, and the company will pay back the wages over five years, starting with a $1.5 million payment on Aug. 13. The Manhattan D.A.'s office is recommending a conditional discharge, with no jail time, for LoFaso."
Governor Cuomo Announces $6 Million in Stolen Wages Recovered for Welders and Iron Workers Following Joint Investigations With NYS DOL and Manhattan DA
"This landmark conviction will restore nearly $6 million to workers who were cheated out of their rightful earnings. Hundreds of iron workers and welders will now see their wages restored, thanks to my Office's Construction Fraud Task Force - which has restored approximately $7.4 million to workers since its creation - and the New York State Department of Labor."
Ending the Prosecution of “Turnstile Jumping” (Q6)
Effective February 1, 2018, our office no longer prosecutes the overwhelming majority of subway theft of services cases. The office released statistics pertaining to the first 18 months of the policy.
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Today we joined 66 criminal justice leaders to call out these remarks 👇 https://t.co/dJJ312Alua
DA Vance: "Hundreds of iron workers and welders will now see their wages restored, thanks to my Office's Construction Fraud Task Force and @NYSLabor." https://t.co/v334arKpD8 https://t.co/XEx1WVlKUO
“I feel vindicated and grateful,” Devin said.
Devin and hundreds of other New Yorkers just had their marijuana convictions sealed under a class action strategy we developed with @LegalAidNYC, @lac_news, @ClearyGottlieb, @ndsharlem, and @NYCDefenderS.
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