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Legal Aid Society marks 150th anniversary with New York Historical photo exhibition | amNewYork

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By Andrew Denney Verified
| amNewYork Verified
Founded in 1876 as Der Deutsche Rechtsschutz-Verein, New York City’s largest provider of legal services for low-income litigants began as a small-but-mighty outfit concerned the rights of recent German immigrants to the U.S. The newcomers “had not had the opportunity to learn our language and the methods of some of our unscrupulous gentry” and were thus vulnerable to exploitation, one public defender wrote in a 1954 article for the Buffalo Law Review on the history of the New York City Legal...
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U.S. Supreme Court halts order to redraw Malliotakis’ congressional district

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By Andrew Denney Verified, Brooklyn Paper
| Brooklyn Paper Verified
For now, New York City’s sole Republican-held congressional district will retain its current borders, a win for the GOP as midterm elections loom. On Monday, the United States Supreme Court issued a 6-3 ruling — a vote that fell along party lines — pausing a Manhattan judge’s order that would have required a reconfiguration of NY-11’s congressional district lines, which may have cost U.S. Rep. Nicole Malliotakis her seat.
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U.S. Supreme Court halts order to redraw Malliotakis’ congressional district

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By Andrew Denney Verified
| PoliticsNY
U.S. Supreme Court halts order to redraw Malliotakis’ congressional district For now, New York City’s sole Republican-held congressional district will retain its current borders, a win for the GOP as midterm elections loom. On Monday, the United States Supreme Court issued a 6-3 ruling — a vote that fell along party lines — lifts a Manhattan judge’s order to pause an order that would have required a reconfiguration of NY-11’s congressional district lines, which may have cost U.S. Rep.
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