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D.A. Bragg Announces Creation of Office’s First “Worker Protection Unit” 
A class that brings Manhattan prosecutors together with incarcerated men
On a recent evening, as the Manhattan district attorney looked on, five prosecutors from the office received certificates for completing a semester-long course called Inside Criminal Justice. But what made the ceremony and the course unique were the class's other students: five convicted felons who had served their time and were now free.
Homelessness, Housing and Hotlines in Hell’s Kitchen are All on DA Bragg’s To-Do List
It’s been an undeniably eventful first year in office for Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, who became the first person of color elected to the position in 2021 after a highly competitive contest. In addition to pursuing large-scale targets like the Trump Organization, the District Attorney has announced wide-ranging housing, mental health and homelessness support services designed to confront Hell’s Kitchen challenges exacerbated by COVID-19.
Ex-con indicted in NYC cold-case killings of mom and daughter claims: ‘I’m not guilty’
The ailing ex-con accused of slaying a Harlem mom and her special needs-daughter told a judge he was “hanging in there” — and proclaimed his innocence — as he was hit with a murder indictment in the 1994 cold case on Thursday.
Ex-con indicted in 1994 cold case slay of Harlem mom, daughter
An ex-con has been indicted on murder charges for the cold-case double-killing of a Harlem woman and her special-needs daughter in 1994.
Manhattan Supreme Court Sees First ‘Dual Jury’ Trial in Decades
The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office concluded a rare occurrence recently—its first dual jury trial in some 20 years.
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