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A Rochester man has been arrested and accused of threatening President Donald Trump‘s son, Donald Trump Jr. James Gerald Eckert Jr., 39, is charged with threats to kill, kidnap, or inflict bodily harm upon a member of the immediate family of the president, which carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison.

A New York state appeals court has reversed a weapon conviction because the prosecution failed to properly provide the defense with discovery material. Defendant David A. Coffey pleaded guilty in March 2023 before Broome County Court Judge Joseph Cawley, to second-degree criminal possession of a weapon.

Attorney Carla M. Palumbo, president and CEO of The Legal Aid Society of Rochester, will retire at the end of 2026, after 42 years with the organization. Starting her career as a staff attorney in 1984, Palumbo has held many positions at The Legal Aid Society, culminating in that of president and CEO for the past 12 years. Carla M. Palumbo After a national search, the Board of Directors has selected attorney Lauren Pienkowski to serve as the next president and CEO, effective Jan. 1.

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MADISON, Wisconsin – A trial for the man accused of providing his daughter with the gun she used to open fire at Abundant Life Christian School in 2024 will move forward, after an appeals court rejected his motion to dismiss the charges against him. Wisconsin’s 4th District Appeals Court on July 8 rejected the attempt to have the charges dismissed, according to court documents.

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A federal judge on Friday paused a union lawsuit seeking to block the Trump administration from shutting down the top U.S. watchdog for consumer financial protection, agreeing to resume the case after lawmakers decide on the nomination of a new director, court records showed.

New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division, Fourth Judicial Department Traffic stop — Vehicle identification People v. Camber KA 23-01766 Appealed from Supreme Court, Onondaga County Background: The defendant appealed from his conviction of three counts of criminal possession of a weapon. He argues that the court improperly denied his motion to suppress physical evidence as the product of an unlawful stop. Ruling: The Appellate Division affirmed.

New York State Court of Appeals Public works projects — Prevailing wage — Statute of limitations Walton, et al. v. Comfort Systems USA (Syracuse) Inc. No. 53 Judge Singas Background: Two questions were certified to the Court of Appeals from the U.S. Court of Appeals concerning a third-party beneficiary breach of contract claims to enforce the right of a public works project employee to receive a prevailing wage under the Labor Law.