As prosecutors in New York continue to scramble for ways to comply with the state’s sweeping new set of criminal justice laws, namely a tighter deadline on disclosing evidence to defense attorneys, Albany County District Attorney David Soares stumbled upon a reprieve.

It was already in place, stretching from the county building of Albany to the various municipalities within its jurisdiction, and it’s expected to save a lot of time.

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