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...Justice William Kelly The court signed an eavesdropping warrant permitting prosecutors to intercept voice and digital communications relating to a narcotics conspiracy from...
...including high-threat cases in New York and Boston" that federal...
...has been ordered by the Appellate Division, Second Department, to determine whether prosecutors knew that a detective who took a confession from a murder suspect...
...New York City and the detectives assigned to his case as potential defendants. David Ranta filed the notice earlier this month after Brooklyn prosecutors...
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