The Eastern District Courthouse in Cadman Plaza, Brooklyn. Photo: Rick Kopstein/ALM Brooklyn Federal Court's First Jury Trial of 2021 Ends in an Acquittal
An earlier effort in late 2020 was cut off amid an autumn spike in COVID-19 cases in New York, but increased access to vaccines and consensus about safety practices has left observers hopeful that trials will continue through the final months of the pandemic.
April 16, 2021 at 01:12 PM
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Brooklyn federal court's first jury trial of the year ended with an acquittal late Thursday, with defendant Keith Levy found not guilty of a single count of threatening to harm his parole officer.
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