The late Brooklyn District Attorney Kenneth Thompson’s widow, who has clashed with the deceased DA’s relatives in court over dividing his estate, is in another court battle with Mount Sinai Hospital and other defendants alleging that they failed to timely diagnose his colorectal cancer.

And this week, the defendants in the medical malpractice suit filed to move the suit out of Brooklyn, citing Thompson’s accomplishments during his abbreviated tenure as district attorney of New York City’s most populous borough, including the launch of his office’s “Begin Again” warrant clearance program, under which about 2,400 warrants have been cleared.

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