Plaintiffs suing over delays in Bronx Criminal Court may not be defendants in active cases, but their risk of being rearrested means they deserve “forward-looking” relief, they argued in papers opposing the state’s motion to dismiss.
The papers filed July 29 in Trowbridge v. Cuomo, 16-cv-3455, provided various concerns as to why the plaintiffs, who have been prosecuted for low-level offenses, fear a return to Bronx Criminal Court.
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