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Mayor Bill de TransportationPhoto by John will McCarten create avia 0.9-mile City Council/Flickr busway duringto the much Flushing of the Post. day to facilitateContinued east-to-west on page 2 143rd Annual Dinner and Installation of Brownfield remediation, or the process of residents143rd Annual and businesses Dinner andrecover Installation during the of BlasioCouncilmember said Monday. Peter Koo helped inauguratealong the the commercialnew Flushing corridor Creek of Jamaicawaterfront Av- travelBrownfield across the island. remediation, or the process of  Continued on page 2 The decision received praise from transit enue, from Sutphin Boulevard east to 168th Continued on page 2 Phase 1 reopening. Continued on page 2 esplanade in September 2019. Photo by John McCarten via City Council/Flickr Continued on page 2 Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online @queenseagleMayor Bill de Blasio delivered facebook.com/queenseagle his seventh State of the City address at the Americanqueenseagle.com Museum of Natural History on Thursday. Many of AS RACIAL COVENANTS SEGRE- Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online gated the city’s neighborhoods, Addisleigh @queenseaglehis proposals will have a particularfacebook.com/queenseagle impact on Queens. queenseagle.comMichael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office Park transformed from an exclusively white neighborhood into one of New York City’s premier African-American enclaves Mayor pledges to protect business, serve by the early 1950s. The area was home to luminaries like Count Basie, Lena Horne, Ella Fitzgerald, Illinois Jacquet, Jackie youth and build homes during annual address By David Brand will have a specific impact on Queens. deep into the night on Jan. 10, as patrons, in- Robinson, James Brown, Joe Louis, Milt Queens Daily Eagle From reopening communities centers in cluding Mayor Bill de Blasio, toasted a lease Hinton, Roy Campanella, Percy Sutton and Mayor Bill de Blasio delivered his seventh neighborhoods beset by municipal disin- agreement that would enable the 190-year-old Cootie Williams. “State of the City” address Thursday, pledg- vestment to helping small business owners Woodhaven watering hole to stay in business.  ing to preserve the city’s affordable housing, negotiate leases with their landlords, Queens Local elected officials, the Queens Cham- expand education and help small businesses. played a key role in the mayor’s annual ad- ber of Commerce and even the de Blasio ERICA VLADIMER, A CANDIDATE De Blasio, speaking at the American Mu- dress. administration stepped in to help broker a challenging Carolyn Maloney in the seum of Natural History, laid out his vision Assisting small businesses new deal that would keep the historic bar in Democratic primary for New York’s 12th for the entire city, but many of his proposals The celebration at Neir’s Tavern lasted Continued on page 10 Congressional District, exited the race Friday. Her departure leaves three other candidates challenging Maloney, who has served in Congress since 1993.  Flushing community board set THE NEW YORK SENATE ENVI- ronmental Conservation Committee approved a bill sponsored by State Sen. Joseph to vote on controversial rezoning Addabbo, Jr. to require hard lids or sturdy By Victoria Merlino tarps on top of “trash trains.” The coverings Queens Daily Eagle would prevent putrid goop from falling out of Community Board 7 will vote today on a the train cars as they travel. hotly contested plan to rezone the Flushing  waterfront, which would allow developers to build condos, hotels, shops and office space “APART FROM THE FOUL ODORS along Flushing Creek. The advisory vote is and spilled garbage that many of my the latest phase in the city’s land use process constituents are burdened with on a regular for the site. basis, the trash trains have other negative The Queens borough president will also repercussions on the environment, local weigh in before the project goes before the property values and the public health,” City Council, which traditionally votes in Addabbo said. lock step with the local Councilmember Peter  Koo on land use measures. The rezoning would allow FWRA LLC, a SAVE THE DATE: THE QUEENS partnership of three developers that own the County Bar Association will host its annual land, to reshape the Flushing waterfront, cre- Judiciary, Past Presidents and Golden ating a 13-tower, mixed-use complex across Jubilarian dinner on Tuesday, March 31 at 6 the 29 acres of mostly unutilized land. Sup- p.m. at the QCBA Office. porters say the plan will include expanded  waterfront park space and a system of roads that would be open to public traffic, according THE QCBA WILL THEN HOLD ITS to the Flushing Post. 143rd Annual Dinner and Installation of Councilmember Peter Koo helped inaugurate the new Flushing Creek waterfront Brownfield remediation, or the process of Continued on page 2 esplanade in September 2019. Photo by John McCarten via City Council/Flickr Continued on page 2

Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com QUEENS TODAY QUEENS TODAY February 13, 2020 Congested stretch of Jamaica Avenue will go bus-only, de Blasio says Continued from page 1 Riders Alliance spokesperson Danny all the key stakeholders, including the Daneek Miller said a busway would be “By replicating the 14th Street suc- Pearlstein. “With today’s commitment, [Business Improvement Districts], the more appropriate along Archer Avenue, cess story in other congested corridors, the City makes a stride toward cement- community boards, the courts,” he add- which runs parallel to Jamaica Avenue we can reduce traffic, increase mass ing those gains and putting riders first ed. “None of that has happened.” but has fewer businesses. transit service, and build a fairer and on busy streets.” Proposed changes to the Jamaica “I’m hoping it’s merely a typo,” better New York,” de Blasio said. Transportation Alternatives Queens transit network have long been in the Miller said. “We need to get it right and The commercial strip of Jamaica organizer Juan Restrepo said busways works to ease commute times for local I’m not sure why, quite frankly, we’re Avenue serves 225,000 riders a day, provide “fast, predictable bus service residents, many of whom travel into talking about Jamaica Avenue and not according to the DOT, but is notorious and more space for pedestrians to so- Manhattan. The Jamaica NOW Action Archer Avenue.” for its traffic jams and slow bus speeds. cially distance.” Plan, which dates back to 2014, notes Miller, a former MTA bus driver, said The intersection of Jamaica Avenue and Local councilmembers, however, that more than 50 city and regional bus he “dismayed by the lack of engage- Sutphin Boulevard, a block from the pushed back against what they charac- lines course through Jamaica. That plan ment” in the planning process, but he JFK AirTrain/Sutphin Boulevard sub- terized as an abrupt announcement of championed a new Select Bus Service said a busway would relieve travel times way station, is routinely crammed with the plan. The three lawmakers repre- Route from Jamaica to Flushing and for Queens commuters who spend un- MTA buses serving eight lines. Drivers senting the stretch of Jamaica Avenue the study of new public transit-orientedCelebrating necessary hours each Black week inside buses there must maneuver around pedestrians and nearby communities bristled at the Councilmember Adrienne Adams plans. stuck in traffic. crossing streets, cars turning toward the lack of input from local business groups said a transformative busway Lancman said he would not oppose “I think it’s long overdue that we make court buildings or heading deeper into and community boards. plan needs more community in- a busway under the right circumstances,History surface transportation Month a priority,” he said. Jamaica, and dozens of buses stopping, “We must ensure that busways and put. Eagle file photo by Paul Frangipane but he said the plan requires far more “This corridor has been particularly im- at times in long lines, to pick up passen- redesigns truly serve the public,” said consideration and review. portant to us and we need a bus corridor gers. Southeast Queens Councilmember busway, said he was taken by surprise “The congestion in Downtown Ja- because Southeast Queens is primarily a Public transportation advocates Adrienne Adams, who called the plan’s Monday morning. maica is a major problem that we want borough that relies on buses.” hailed the decision to eliminate cars and rollout during a de Blasio press briefing “It came completely out of left field,” fixed and I’m open to any idea that the “If you live on one side of town and facilitate buses along the busy thorough- “unacceptable.” Lancman said. city can demonstrate can relieve traffic,” your cousin lives on the other, you’re fare. Councilmember Rory Lancman, “I told the city when they broached he said. “I don’t want to be a naysayer, not going to visit that cousin unless you “The Jamaica Avenue busway is who represents the north side of Jamai- the subject with me a couple weeks ago but this has to be thought through.” have a car,” he added. “That’s the way great news for Queens bus riders,” said ca Avenue along much of the proposed that there needed to be consultation with Lancman and Councilmember I. Queens is and it has to change.” Western Queens community board members question removal of executive By David Brand treating the district manager, Florence Koulouris. ly for the districts they serve and staff and other Queens Daily Eagle Silverman acknowledged that she was a vocal board members must be treated with respect and Reappointment to her Astoria community critic of Koulouris and past board processes — dignity,” he added. board seemed a foregone conclusion for Nancy like making decisions based on a show of hands Nevertheless, he said, Lee made the decision to Silverman, an active member elected to the execu- rather than individual, on-the-record votes — but drop Silverman. Lee and the Borough President’s tive board by her peers just months earlier. she said she considered the criticism strictly pro- Office did not respond to an email seeking com- But on June 1, Silverman awoke to an unex- fessional. ment. pected email. “I regret to inform you that you are District managers are paid employees serv- A week after Lee’s decision, questions lingered not appointed to Queens Community Board 1,” ing each of Queens’ 14 community boards — among fellow board members, especially Silver- wrote Queens’ Acting Borough President Shaorn 50-member volunteer bodies that make recom- man’s allies on the board. Lee in a form letter forwarded by another Borough mendations on land use matters and hold hearings “Nancy Silverman was a dedicated and effective Hall official, Vicki Morales. The letter suggested on keey community issues. members of CB 1,” said Board Chair Marie Torniali Silverman reapply for a new two-year term in Silverman said she had begun creating a job in a text. “No shrinking violent, Nancy was certainly 2021. description for the role of district manager based outspoken but always with the intent of benefiting the “It was a complete shock to me,” Silverman on rules contained in the City Charter, the CB1 by- community. I’m sorry to see her go.” said. “I first applied for the board seven years ago laws and website, and a job posting for a district Another board member, Evie Hantzopolous, because I was interested in making changes within manager in the Bronx. The role of district manager said she was “flabbergasted” when she learned of the community board to make it more transpar- required more oversight from the board, she said. the decision. Former Community Board 1 executive ent and community-minded, which it definitely Silverman said she has an at-time “abrasive” “It’s a loss for the community board,” Hantzo- board member Nancy Silverman was wasn’t.” demeanor and she suspected that her frankness polous said. “She’s been an active, engaged mem- notThe Queensreappointed Public Libraryto another is celebrating term on the She was at first mystified by Lee’s decision not combinted with the new level of oversight to ber of the community board who has been really board.Black History Month with more thanPhoto 120 via Twitter prompt complaints from Koulouris. critical in making sure we were a better function- to reappoint her, but an Eagle article later that day events. Image via QPL When contacted by email, Koulouris declined ing, more transparent, process-oriented board.” seemed to shed some light on the issue, she said. said. In a complaint to the borough president’s office, to comment. Silverman, she said, worked to standardize “I respect all of the Board Members, I have no board procedures, like ensuring the board re- “If it was the district manager making a com- the district manager for Queens CommunityWhat's Board on the docket for the Queens legal community plaint, that shouldPUBLISHERS: have been brought to Nancy 5, Gary Giordano, referenced “mistreatment” by comment on this matter,” she said in an email. viewed and provided input on official letters be- Michael Nussbaum J.D. Hasty Two days after getting dropped from the board, fore sending them out. and the board’s attention and substantiated,” she “self serving abusers and bullies” on Queens Com- [email protected] [email protected] munity Board 1 and 2. The alleged mistreatment Silverman posted a lengthy tweet thread question- “She was making sure we’re not just doing SOUTH ASIAN INDO-CARIBBEAN BREAKIN’ UP IS HARD TO DO: MANAGING EDITOR against the district manager for Queens Communi- ing Councilmember Jimmy Van Bramer’s role in whatever we feel like and she helped us function David Brand ty Board 2 was spelled out in an equal employmentBAR ASSOCIATION the decision. OF QUEENS She said he was the one calling for BASICSbetter, OFwhile BUSINESS making DISSOLUTION sure that we are being trans- [email protected] COUNTY AWARDS DINNER April 23 at 6 p.m. • 2.0 CLE Credits opportunity complaint filed by the district manag- her removal. parent,” she said. PUBLISHERS: er and reported by the Eagle. 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and request the editions you wish to receive in your email. Eye docs’ message to NYPD: Stop using pepper spray By Virginia Breen THE CITY Eye doctors and surgeons have an urgent message for the NYPD: Stop using “blinding weapons” on protesters marching against police brutality. “Nobody deserves to go blind for exercising their right to protest,” said Dr. Ashley Brissette, an assistant pro- fessor of ophthalmology and surgeon at Weill-Cornell-New York-Presbyte- rian and a spokesperson for the Amer- ican Academy of Ophthalmology. “This isn’t a safe way to control social boundaries and needs to change,” Brissette told THE CITY, referring to the Police Department’s use of pepper spray. “They say it’s non-lethal, but pepper spray and tear gas can cause se- vere injury and chemical burns. This isn’t about politicizing anything, it’s about advocating for the health and safety of our patients. These are blinding weapons.”

Social Media Pressure Brissette spoke as the academy, the world’s largest association of eye physicians and surgeons representing 32,000 members, launched a hashtag campaign #NotOneMoreEye. An NYPD officer fires pepper spray during a 2014 protest. Photo by A. Katz/Shutterstock The social media effort seeks to end law enforcement’s use of chem- charging O.C. pepper spray indis- in recent weeks,” Dr. Anne L. Cole- had seen a spike in a variety of trau- eyes. Avoid contact lenses — they can ical crowd-control agents and rubber criminately over a large area for dis- man, president of the academy, said ma-related injuries — including those trap the chemicals on the eye surface. bullets amid protests sparked by the order control.” in a statement. “We are saddened that involving eyes, since the New York “Part of the reason these agents death of George Floyd at the hands of Videos shared on social media ap- these same communities now need City protests began last week. He de- continue to be used, I think, is that Minnesota police. pear to show officers spraying crowds of our professional skill to treat blinding clined to comment on the Police De- law enforcement agencies don’t re- The academy’s admonition follows demonstrators indiscriminately at times. eye injuries from senseless violence.” partment’s use of pepper spray. alize how devastating the effects can warnings from city health experts that The Police Department did not Brissette noted that protesters in “We’re all for peaceful protests, be,” Brissette said. the use of pepper spray among mass respond immediately to a request for other cities had suffered eye globe but the police have to do what they She hesitated when asked if she gatherings may also kindle a new comment regarding the academy’s ruptures and other catastrophic ocular have to do to protect the peace,” he would recommend New Yorkers steer wave of COVID-19 cases. calls to stop using the spray. injuries from rubber bullets, as well as added. “I’m not going to tell them clear of demonstrations. The NYPD does not use tear gas from tossed tear-gas and pepper-spray how to do their job.” “The protests are certainly import- or rubber bullets, a spokesperson said, Bringing on the Heat canisters. ant,” Brissette said. “If you are aware but confirmed the department does A journalist in Minneapolis says and can accept the risks, by all means According to the federal Centers What to Do if Sprayed deploy pepper spray as a crowd-con- for Disease Control and Prevention, she was permanently blinded in one Brissette offered advice to participate — but wear safety glasses trol agent. pepper spray is a type of “tear gas” or eye when hit by a rubber bullet fired protesters who’ve been pepper or goggles.” The Tactical Operations section “riot control agent.” OC pepper spray by police on May 30. sprayed: Don’t touch the eye area. As the hashtag campaign notes, she of the NYPD Patrol Guide, written is made from a concentrated form of In Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Mi- Since pepper spray is oil-based, added, “Using your voice shouldn’t before the coronavirus crisis, notes, the same inflammatory chemical that ami Herald reporters recorded offi- touching the area will spread the oil. mean losing your vision.” “In many cases, O.C. [oleoresin cap- adds heat to chili peppers. Article I.5 cers shooting a nonviolent protester Blink to help flush the eyes. Flush THE CITY (www.thecity.nyc) is an sicum] pepper spray will reduce or of the Chemical Weapons Conven- in the head with foam rubber bullets, the eyes with lots of clean water or independent, nonprofit news organi- eliminate the need for physical force tion bans its use in war. causing an orbital fracture. eyewash available at most pharma- zation dedicated to hard-hitting re- to effect an arrest or gain custody. It Though the specific chemical Brissette declined to get into spe- cies. porting that serves the people of New will often reduce the potential for in- makeup of various aerosolized de- cifics regarding the number or types Milk is not recommended for York. juries to members and suspects that fense agents may be different from of eye injuries she has seen, citing flushing eyes as it is not sterile, she may result from physical restraint.” each other, experts say they have federal privacy regulations. said. Wash the skin around the eyes The guide goes on to caution of- similar effects — and may cause eye But she noted the academy was with baby shampoo, which will break ficers, however, “If possible, avoid injuries including hyphema, second- concerned enough to begin tracking down the oil without irritating the using O.C. pepper spray on persons ary glaucoma, cataracts and traumatic eye injuries sustained in protests na- who appear to be in frail health, optic neuropathy. tionwide. young children, women believed to “Ophthalmologists, like many Vincent Variale, president of the be pregnant, or persons with known Americans, have mobilized to protect FDNY Uniformed EMS Officers respiratory conditions. Avoid dis- their communities from COVID-19 Union, Local 3621, confirmed EMS NY to allow outdoor graduations as restrictions ease ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — “Socially distanced” outdoor graduation cer- emonies with up to 150 people will be allowed in New York beginning June 26 as coronavirus pandemic restrictions continue to be loosened, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Sunday. There were 45 coronavirus-related deaths in the state on Saturday, up slightly from 35 on Friday but down from a peak of more than 700 per day in April. Cuomo said 781 people tested positive for the virus on Saturday, about 1 percent of the 60,000 tested. That’s the lowest number since March 16. “That is very, very good news,” Cuomo said. “It means the plan is working. It means we bent the curve.” New York City will enter phase one of reopening on Monday and the rest of the state is either already in or about to enter phase two. “We will perform 35,000 tests per day in New York City to closely monitor reopening,” Cuomo said, noting concern that weeklong protests against police brutality following George Floyd’s death may have increased spread of the virus. He urged protesters to get tested, saying 15 sites would be dedicated to that so people could get results quickly. “I would act as if you were exposed, and I would tell people you are interacting with, assume I am positive for the virus,” Cuomo added. Dr. Ashley Brissette. Photo courtesy of Chris Ayala/@raptographer

Tuesday, June 9, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 3 GG uest Editorial Opinions Race in America’s Brooklyn By John B. Manbeck Former Brooklyn Borough Historian Several years ago, while researching The Brooklyn Eagle files in the Brooklyn Public Li- brary, I met a man in his 70s working on a similar project. We talked about old Brooklyn and nostalgia on places we both knew. He was African-American, and our memories of identical John Manbeck places did not mesh. As a teen- Brooklyn Eagle file photo ager he had lived in what is now the Prospect Heights area, across the invisible racial segregation line of Empire Boulevard. His mother, a clerk in a respected law office, received a call from her boss that he needed papers delivered to a party on Ster- ling Street in Flatbush. Because she was preparing for a family celebration, she asked her son to do the errand. He boarded the Rogers Avenue trolley, which crossed Empire Boulevard and stopped at Sterling Street. Stepping off the trolley with his package firmly gripped, he walked around a parked green and white police patrol car. The two policemen stepped out of the car. “Hey, boy. What are you doing in this neighborhood?” He understood the unstated, that this was a “white” neighborhood. He explained. They demanded to look at the envelope. Re- turning it to him, they told him to continue to the brownstone address — and they followed him down the street in their car. Nervously, he studied the addresses on the street. When he ar- rived at the address, the policeman in the passenger side got out. “Hold it, boy.” He escorted the messenger, climbing the steps and rang the bell. When a man answered the door, the policeman asked, “Do you know this boy?” “No.” “But I have a package from my mother,” the teenager explained. “Oh, yes. We’ve been waiting for you. Thank you.” The police officer saluted but ig- nored eye contact with the youth as he descended to the street. The police were superior because they had uniforms and weapons. The young man was in an unfamiliar community and looked different. This technique was not an anomaly. Often the police charged a suspect with “mopery,” a spurious incrimina- tion. As a teacher and a historian, I am well aware of racial con- flicts in America. They have existed since slavery, a human condition arising out of conflict and a justification for superiority. Although laws after the Civil War pretended to equalize the rac- es and introduce equality, they did not. The ruling white class in the South lost the war but refused to lose its superiority. I see no reason to demand superiority if I am confident of my goals and reasoning. Most of my acquaintances of color have been students, colleagues and workers. I appreciate their selves, not their rivalry. I have found them to be generous, friendly and intelligent. In my youth, I traveled to Washington, D.C., and could not understand the need for segregated water fountains in Union Station. I learned art from a teacher colleague, coopera- tion from a fellow historian and compassion from my students. I am still proud of them. One of my black students appealed to me that he was being falsely accused of a criminal past by the dean of students. When I questioned the administrator, he cited a rap sheet that suppos- edly was confidential. In researching the source, I discovered it never existed, nor did the graffiti of which the student was accused. My childhood guardian was a product of the 19th century, a great-aunt who discriminated against Jews, Italians, Irish and so-called Negroes. One hot summer day when I was 4, a black man passing our home asked for a drink of water. When I went inside to ask my aunt, she grew furious and locked the door in the man’s face, explaining that black men could not be trusted. In spite of some prejudices, my mother trusted me as a pre- teen to be escorted by the black pastor of Brooklyn’s Concord Baptist Church on a long train ride to summer camp in Maine. Years later, her best friends were a black couple, Dr. and Mrs. Slade, who formed a classical concert group in their church. Solving the animosity of prejudice is simple. After living two years in Finland, we discovered similar stereotypical clichés applied to their native sub-culture, the gypsies: untrustworthi-

Daily Eagle of Brooklyn and Queens welcomes opinions, both pro and con, on all subjects affecting our daily lives. We also welcome responses to the published articles and ness, laziness, inferior human beings. Race is not an issue. Nor people are good. opinions, which should be sent to [email protected] should it be. Humans are either nice people or dangerous. Avoid My greatest nemesis today might be a fellow New Yorker, a (Brooklyn) and [email protected] (Queens). the bad ones. From our time overseas, we learned that race and white Protestant male who resides in Washington, D.C., not a nationality are not as relevant as humanity. I assume that most black, attractive, intelligent fellow American.

4 • BQ Daily Eagle • Tuesday, June 9, 2020 NYS poised to lift veil on police disciplinary files

By Marina Villenueve Associated Press ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — As protesters charging police brutality demand accountability, New York lawmakers are poised to overhaul a decades-old law that has kept officers’ disciplinary records secret. The state law, known by its section title, 50-a, was passed in the 1970s to prevent criminal defense attor- neys from subjecting officers to harassing cross-exam- inations about irrelevant information in their personnel file. The law applies to jail guards and firefighters, as well. But over the years, the law has draped a veil over most records of police misconduct, including allegations. For- mal complaints about excessive force by officers are not public in New York. In recent years, police departments have cited the law in refusing to say even whether officers have been punished. Local religious leaders marched through the streets of Bed-Stuy on Sunday. Photos by Kathy Willens/AP The Democrat-led Legislature was set to pass repeal yesterday as part of several bills that would also ban officers from subduing people with chokeholds and en- shrine in state law an executive order giving the attorney As De Blasio lifts curfew, thousands general the power to investigate certain types of police misconduct. Gov. Andrew Cuomo said that he intends to sign the march peacefully in NYC bills, arguing that police officers deserve the same level of scrutiny as other government employees, such as By Jake Seiner rallies sparked by the May 25 death of De Blasio said police had arrested just teachers and toll takers, who he said face the release Associated Press George Floyd in Minneapolis. four people and issued 24 court summonses of complaint letters. The governor didn’t say when he would sign the bills. NEW YORK (AP) — Thousands of Catherine Corien, a 60-year-old dental during Saturday’s protest. There were more “Their records will be available,” Cuomo said. “It is people marched through New York City’s hygienist in Brooklyn, held off attending than 2,000 arrests made through Friday just parity and equality with every other public employ- streets again Sunday to protest racism protests all week because she was afraid of morning, with the largest number coming ee.” and police brutality, but after a peaceful catching the virus, but she stood near the on Sunday and Monday, when hundreds The legislation is expected to easily pass in the largely weekend the city appeared ready to begin back of a protest in Bed-Stuy on Sunday were arrested as the police tried to control Democratic Legislature, despite opposition from police a march back toward normalcy after three wearing a mask and keeping some distance crime in Manhattan’s shopping districts. unions. The leaders of a coalition of police unions ar- months of quarantines and nearly two from other protesters. The end of the curfew comes as New weeks of civil unrest. “I’m very concerned, but at the same York City prepares to begin reopening gued in a statement Monday that releasing such records, Mayor Bill de Blasio lifted the city’s 8 time, a lot of people, if they are like me and some businesses Monday, including man- including complaints, could leave officers facing “un- p.m. curfew ahead of schedule after sever- decided to stay home, nothing would have ufacturing and construction companies, avoidable and irreparable harm to reputation and liveli- al days free of the clashes or ransacking of happened,” she said. wholesalers and retailers. hood.” stores that rocked the city days earlier. Brandon Watts, a black pastor at Epipha- New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo reiterat- The legislation would specifically provide officers Local politicians and civil liberties ad- ny Church in Brooklyn, mandated that par- ed his call for people who have attended the with some privacy protections, including redaction of vocates had called for an end to the 8 p.m. ticipants wear a mask at a “Pray & Protest” protest marches to get tested for the corona- home addresses, personal phone numbers and email ad- curfew, complaining that it caused needless march he organized Sunday with several virus. dresses. friction when officers try to enforce it. But other churches. Attendees were offered free “Get a test. Get a test,” the governor said Civil liberty and criminal justice reform groups have de Blasio had initially insisted the cur- coronavirus testing at one of the participat- Sunday, adding that the state planned on long pushed for a repeal of a law they say is among the few would remain in place throughout the ing churches. opening 15 testing sites dedicated just to nation’s most secretive. weekend. “COVID-19 hit the inner city harder protesters so they can get results quickly. Only New York and Delaware have state laws that Civil liberties organizations had threat- than anybody else,” Watts said. “And so we “I would act as if you were exposed, and I provide law enforcement “with special carve outs from ened to sue if the curfew was extended be- have to be very careful. We’re the only ones would tell people you are interacting with, records disclosure,” according to a statement from ad- yond Sunday. in a pandemic within a pandemic.” assume I am positive for the virus.” vocacy groups including Common Cause New York and Some of the marches Sunday took on the New York Public Interest Research Group. a celebratory feel and tensions between Eric Garner’s death — after he refused to be hand- demonstrators and police were noticeably cuffed on suspicion of selling loose, untaxed cigarettes eased. — came during growing public outcry over police kill- As hundred of protesters stood chanting ings that gave rise to the Black Lives Matter movement. in front of police officers outside Barclays And the idea has new momentum amid huge protests Center as night fell, officers looked on, in New York over the death of George Floyd in Minne- standing relaxed and without riot helmets sota, and images of violent confrontations between offi- that were standard-issue earlier in the week. cers and demonstrators. Some officers a few blocks away were “What’s become increasingly clear over the past few even smoking cigars. Others posed for pho- days is how much a lack of transparent accountability tos with vest-wearing bikers. At one point, measures leads to police acting with impunity in our police moved barricades so protesters could communities,” said Michael Sisitzky, lead policy coun- approach the Trump International Hotel sel for the New York Civil Liberties Union. and Tower in midtown Manhattan. “We’ve seen police officers drive cars into crowds of “I want to thank everybody who has ex- protesters and pull down a person’s face mask in order pressed their views peacefully,” de Blasio to pepper spray them,” Sisitzky said. “We’ve seen law- said Sunday morning. “I made the decision makers arrested and pepper-sprayed while attempting to to end the curfew. And honestly, I hope it’s mediate.” the last time we will ever need a curfew in Other critics of repeal include Republican Sen. Pat- New York City.” rick Gallivan —a former sheriff in Erie County, home to The curfew, New York’s first in decades, the state’s second largest city, Buffalo — who noted the had been set to remain in effect through ear- overwhelming number of complaints against officers are ly Monday morning, with officials planning deemed unfounded. to lift it at the same time the city enters the “I think people are calling for a reform that doesn’t first phase of reopening after nearly three get at any of the problems that we face as a society,” months of shutdowns because of the coro- Gallivan said in an interview. navirus. The law gained widespread attention in 2016, The move to end it early followed New when New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio argued it York City police pulling back on enforcing prevented the release of disciplinary records of the the curfew Saturday as thousands took to Joshua Wright, 8, held a sign as he stood with his mother, left, and Chrystalle Hen- police officer involved in the chokehold death of Eric the streets for another day of marches and ry during a march in Bed-Stuy on Sunday. Garner.

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6 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • Tuesday, June 9, 2020 After 28 years, beloved Jay & Lloyd’s deli closes By Jaime DeJesus find out the beloved deli would close. Brooklyn Daily Eagle “Jay & Lloyd’s Kosher Deli was It was the end of an era. a southern Brooklyn institution — Since 1993, Jay & Lloyd’s Ko- so well-known for their homemade sher Deli, 2718 Avenue U, has been matzoh ball soup and old fashioned a Brooklyn staple, famous for its sandwiches,” said Priscilla Conso- pastrami sandwiches, hot dogs and lo. “It was so well-known as one knishes. of the few authentic, traditional ko- On Wednesday, May 27, the sher-style delicatessens left in the owners announced via social media community. My best friend from that it would be shutting down for high school worked there for many good. years; my parish priest loved their “To all of our family and custom- hot dogs and knishes; and my fian- ers, we’re sorry to say that Jay and ce’s family – who are Jewish – or- Lloyd‘s are officially out of busi- dered tons of food from there on a ness,” wrote co-owner Jay Stern. regular basis, including their famous “We’re sorry and we will miss you. corned beef and pastrami sandwich- We thank you for the years, that’s 28 es.” of them, that you have all helped us. “I was so sad to hear of the clos- We thank you so much.” ing of Jay & Lloyd’s,” said Randy The Sheepshead Bay deli was Peers, president and CEO of the featured on the former food show Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce. “Hungry Investors.” According to “The deli holds a special place for the eatery’s website, owners Stern me and my daughter, Leslieann. and Lloyd Lederman are “just a cou- When she was younger, I used to ple of mensches who were born and take her there frequently after pick- raised in Brooklyn and have been ing her up from after school at the friends since the age of four. They Kingsbay Y which was close by. It wanted to carry on the traditions of was our special time together, and their family of deli mavens, going she would enjoy her hot dogs, mat- back three generations.” zo ball soup, and coloring a picture “Unfortunately, not every ending that they would put up on the wall is a happy one. As most of you al- in the front entrance along with all ready know, Jay & Lloyd’s Kosher the other kids’ pictures. Lloyd would Deli had to shut down for good this always spend some time with us, no week,” added Lederman on Face- matter how busy they were. This was book. “This wasn’t a decision we a special Brooklyn place. I will miss took lightly. 28 years serving the them dearly.” community has meant the world to His daughter Leslieann took a us. We want to thank our families photo with the owners when she was who through the years had to deal about 8 years old. with the ups and downs, and stood “Thank you for the past 24 out of your by us through it all. You gave us the 28 years of great food, good laughs and strength to keep this going for as fun times filled with many memories,” long as it did.” added a Facebook user. “We ate there for Loyal customers were saddened to holidays, for celebrations and even after A view of Jay & Lloyd’s Kosher Deli from about 10 years ago, showing the then-pink exterior. Courtesy of Facebook

funerals. I announced your closing on a zoom gathering with friends in Arizona, California, Chicago, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. You can imagine the gasp from all! We’re all sorry to see you go.” Lederman continued to thank his dedicated staff in his post. “To the staff – and this one tugs at us the most – for the last few months of craziness, you have been nothing short of amazing,” he said. “You gave your all for us, even though we were shorthanded. We asked a lot from you and you never batted an eye. We can’t thank you all enough for sticking with us, and you will always be part of our family. Through the years we have employed many people. We’ve seen teenagers become leaders in different industries and have their own families. Many of our staff have remained close and visited us through the years. We give our thanks to anyone that has ever been employed by us.” Finally he had words for his loyal customers. “This business would never have survived for so long if it wasn’t for you.” he said. “There was nothing we loved more than seeing a full dining room and hearing the conver- sations and laughter of families and friends. Making this decision quickly, we couldn’t say goodbye to you all. We will miss seeing each and every one of you. Kosher delis at one time were a staple of every neighborhood. Most are now gone and only a handful remain. Please support any that are still around and keep what was once something we all enjoyed around for other generations. We love you, we will miss you and most Leslieann Peers with Jay & Lloyd’s Kosher Deli’s co-owner Lloyd Lederman several years ago. Photo courtesy of Randy Peers importantly, Thank You.”

Tuesday, June 9, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 7 Our World In Pictures

BRITAIN — Teach the truth: People took part in a Black Lives Matter rally in Piccadil- ly Gardens on Saturday in response to U.S. police officers’ killing of George Floyd. Photo: Danny Lawson/PA via AP

AUSTRALIA — Showing support: Demonstrators gathered in Sydney on Saturday show support for U.S. protests over the death of George Floyd. Photo: Rick Rycroft/AP

SPAIN — Standing strong: People gathered in Barcelona on Sunday GERMANY — Gathered together: A man raised his fist as people gathered in Berlin on Saturday to during a demonstration over the death of George Floyd. protest the recent killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officers. Photo: Markus Schreiber/AP Photo: Emilio Morenatti/AP

8 • BQ Daily Eagle • Tuesday, June 9, 2020 Our World In Pictures

CALIFORNIA — Burning up: A firefighter lit a backfire near Winters on Saturday to stop the Quail Fire from spreading. Photo: Noah Berger/AP

MOROCCO — Moving along: A man drove past the ocean in Rabat on Sunday. Moroccan officials will announce on June 10 whether they will extend the country’s lockdown. Photo: Mosa’ab Elshamy/AP

MISSISSIPPI — Getting ready: Owners secured their boats at Pass MEXICO — Standing guard: Police wearing masks stood guard outside Mexico City’s security head- Christian Harbor in Pass Christian on Sunday ahead of Tropical Storm quarters on Sunday during a protest demanding the release a woman who was detained last Friday Cristobal’s landfall. Photo: Lukas Flippo/The Sun Herald via AP during a protest in front of the U.S. Embassy. Photo: Fernando Llano/AP

Tuesday, June 9, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 9 NYC Catholic School Students and Alumni Share Stories of Discrimination — and Demand Change Christine Chung THE CITY Students of color from St. Edmund Preparatory High School in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn say they were mistreated and discriminated This story was originally published on June 7, against. Noam Blau/THE CITY 2020 by THE CITY Some New York City Catholic schools have Alumni at the various schools say experiences has signed and circulated the petition. “In effect, has created a dedicated account to chronicle the responded to the police killing in Minneapolis of like these are nothing new. we felt we weren’t heard.” “injustices” of the school. One anonymous post George Floyd with YouTube videos of prayers, One 23-year-old woman from Midwood, She recalled when a teacher expressed sur- reads that “a white student had said for Halloween statements of solidarity and black squares on so- Brooklyn, who graduated in 2014 from St. Ed- prise that her parents were able to afford the venue they wanted to go to Corona and wear an ICE uni- cial media. mund Preparatory High School in Homecrest, said for her Sweet 16 celebration. form and scare all the illegals.” But students and alumni of some Catholic in- remarks some faculty made stuck with her. Another time, an administrator put her fingers Another describes getting a can thrown at stitutions in Queens and Brooklyn, under the um- Like the time, she recalled, when a homeroom in the student’s face to silence her. The student their head after holding hands with a friend and brella of the Diocese of Brooklyn, say these ges- teacher asked the Caribbean students to raise their asked her not to do so. The next day, the student being called a f——- by a fellow student. tures fall short — and that the schools must first hands, and then proceeded to ask what herbs to was called into the office and was told the educa- Leila Baum, 19, who graduated from Molloy look inward to address what they describe as long- burn to “get rid of bad spirits.” tor had said, “I seemed threatening, that I had the High School in 2016, said that “part of the scary standing cultures of racism and discrimination. She noted another occasion when she flicked look of the devil in my eye.” thing” was that teachers were frequently the per- Galvanized by Floyd’s killing and the Black her hair away from her face while talking to a fel- “There’s a reason for the class of 1980 and petrators of racial insensitivity. Lives Matter protests in response, current students low student, and a teacher came screaming to ac- 2003 to say, ‘Hey, I’ve experienced this’ and the When she was 12, she and her peers were and alumni from five schools — Archbishop Mol- cuse her of passing drugs. She says she was sent to Class of 2019 to say ‘Yeah, it hasn’t changed,’” watching a Christmas video in class, which de- loy, Mary Louis Academy, St. Edmund Preparato- the assistant principal’s office, and never received the former student added. picted a bunch of kids, including one black girl, ry High School, St. Agnes Academic High School an apology. singing. Her teacher said to the entire class that and St. Francis Preparatory School — have taken Deprived of Channels she resembled the young black girl. to social media to share personal accounts of mis- Slurring Emmett Till Alumni of the five schools complained that as “The students got so bold because they real- treatment and demand change. Five years ago, a white student in DaeQuan students, they had no effective way to report inci- ized the teachers felt the same way as they did,” The overarching message: Students of col- Morrison’s English class at Archbishop Molloy dents of discrimination, bias or racism committed Baum said. or, LGBT students and others outside the cultur- High School in Briarwood read from a journal en- by faculty, staff or fellow students. Some said their She said her time at Molloy showed her that al mainstream were not respected, were not seen try that he wanted to “hang a n——- by the neck parents’ attempts to quell bad behavior by peers the world would treat her differently. She graduat- as equal, weren’t seen by the schools charged with like Emmett Till,” Morrison said. The student re- and faculty failed. ed at just 15 years old and is now pursuing a ca- educating them, and that they still aren’t. ceived an in-school suspension, a punishment One 22-year-old St. Edmund Prep alum, who reer as a singer. Current students at The Mary Louis Academy, equivalent to being cited for having hair deemed wished to remain anonymous, recalled when they “Telling your students, you don’t condone an all-girls school in Jamaica Estates, said that it’s too long, according to Morrison. and their sibling were the only two black students racism and almost every day you’re seeing it,” as if the school has been frozen in time. They de- In the current school year, 9% of the nearly to try out for one of the school’s basketball teams. Baum said. “It made me not speak. It made me scribed being prohibited from bringing other fe- 1,500 students at Molloy are black — compared They were among the few who didn’t make it. placate myself for the benefit of somebody else. males as their prom dates, having their hairstyles with 26% in the New York City public schools Their father argued their case, and they were They made us feel less than…. That was the mes- policed, being accused of theft without evidence Dom Paynter, who graduated in 2012, still placed on the team. But when the siblings missed sage, we were lucky enough to be there. We sit or investigation — and not receiving academic remembers the disgusted looks they’d get while one practice because of a doctor’s appointment, there and we shouldn’t say anything or do too honors despite putting in the hard work. performing traditional dances as a member of the they were cut from the roster. much or cause too much noise because we are “They don’t want to accept what’s going out Caribbean Culture Club at The Mary Louis Acad- “There’s been millions of times where we’d lucky enough just to be there.” in the outside world and adjust it. It’s not just rac- emy. In the current school year, 16% of the stu- get in trouble, which really just made us feel ism, it’s LGBT issues, current issues in gener- dents there are black. like we were being singled out,” the former stu- Lessons in Humiliation al,” said one 16-year-old rising senior who lives Current seniors of The Mary Louis Academy dent said. “We just felt like the teachers never had Four alumnae of Caribbean descent who grad- in Jamaica. “I feel like they shut that down, when are circulating a petition to demand change in the our backs, we were always getting yelled at, my uated from St. Agnes in 2016 told THE CITY, on someone wants to voice their opinion, and I just realms of “diversity, equity, and inclusion.” More friends getting suspended. If the same situation the condition of anonymity, that their ideas, such don’t like that.” than 3,000 people had signed as of Sunday eve- happened between the white kids, they’d be back as forming a Caribbean culture club, were repeat- None of the five schools — Molloy High ning. “Enough is enough, this school is racist,” within a day.” edly shot down. They said they were told by facul- School, the Mary Louis Academy, St. Agnes Ac- one comment reads. “We all paid the same amount of money to be ty that a Multicultural Club already existed. ademic High School, St. Francis, and St. Edmund “The overt racism, the covert racism, the mi- there.” In the school year now coming to an end, St. Prep — responded to emails seeking comment. A croaggressions that have gone on in school,” said Tuition at St. Edmund Prep for the 2020-2021 Agnes, in College Point, had 22 black students out spokesperson for the Brooklyn Diocese noted the a 23-year-old former student at The Mary Louis school year is roughly $12,000. of a student body of 200, according to state data. schools are independently operated. Academy who wished to remain anonymous but At St. Francis, a graduate of the class of 2009 Continued on page 11. Lander backs Richards for Queens borough president By David Brand Floyd, to call for a budget with real cuts to the Queens Daily Eagle NYPD,” Lander said. Brooklyn Councilmember Brad Land- Lander becomes the latest Brooklyn lawmak- er has endorsed Donovan Richards in the race er to back Richards’ bid for Queens borough pres- for Queens borough president, uniting longtime ident. In March, leaders of the Brooklyn Dem- members of the City Council’s Progressive Cau- ocratic Party joined forces with their longtime cus who are both seeking higher office. political rivals, the Queens County Democratic Lander, a candidate for city comptroller and Party, by publicly endorsing Richards. an outspoken advocate for reducing the budget Four other candidates are running in the June of the NYPD, highlighted Richards’ efforts to re- 23 Democratic primary for Queens Borough Pres- form the police department as chair of the Coun- ident: Councilmember Costa Constantinides, for- cil’s Committee on Public Safety. mer Councilmember Elizabeth Crowley, retired “Donovan has been a consistent leader in the NYPD Sergeant Anthony Miranda and Flushing fight for justice in policing, and he was one of the tech consultant Dao Yin. Brooklyn Councilmember Brad Lander (right) endorsed Donovan Richards for Queens first members, even before the killing of George Early voting begins June 13. borough president. Photo by William Alatriste/City Council

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Molloy The LongHigh Thank you. gramname infor New two years,York City.the woman We know recalled. firsthand how TermSchool Care and OmbudsmanSt. Edmund Prep, Program quickly remains revised avail ini- Deirdre Garrett-Scott is New York State’s Deirdre Garrett-Scott is New York State’s crucial“I takethe Ombudsmen pride in my arename in advocatingthat my mom for gaveresi- abletial publicto receive responses phone calls crafted regarding following any concerns George Long Term Care Ombudsman Program Coordi- Long Term Care Ombudsman Program Co- dents,me. My addressing name is qualityone of ofa lifeblack and Afro-Caribbean quality of care orFloyd’s questions death, you after may students have about swarmed care. Pleasesocial mecall- nator. ordinator. Photo via LinkedIn person,” she said. “I used to dread her calling my dia to criticize statements deemed half-baked and name, was she going to say it correctly? It was to disingenuous. the point where she called me the name of a differ- Molloy’s Tuesday statement made no mention ent black girl in the group.” of Floyd or the black community. Logan Boldeau, To score political21, a 2016 graduate, points, said it read as if it were mereQueens- Dozens of students assembly and alumni of color came candidate’s forward to share stories about discrimina- Absent Teachers ly “copied and pasted” from somewhere else. tion at Archbishop Molloy High School in Briarwood. Google Maps The graduating class of 2016 had zero black “It didn’t address what happened in the real teachers and only a handfulop-ed of other faculty ignores of col- world, it only COVID-19addressed Molloy,” said Boldeau, spreadtee. 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Tuesday, June 9, 2020 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • 13 YOUTHFUL OFFENDER TREATMENT DENIED IN APPEAL OF RAPE CONVICTION Appellate Division, Second Department In the Appellate Division, Second Department, Gerdzer Edmee appealed from an order by Hon. Suzanne Mondo of Kings County Supreme Court, Criminal Term, which denied, without a hearing, his motion to vacate a judgment of the same court. Edmee’s case involves a carjacking that occurred shortly after midnight on July 30, 2005, perpetrated by him and several accomplices. The two occupants of the carjacked vehicle were robbed and the female occupant was repeatedly sexually assaulted. Edmee pleaded guilty to rape in the first degree, criminal sexual act in the first degree and robbery in the second degree in exchange for a promised sen tence of “at most 17andahalf years” of imprisonment. Because Edmee was 16 years old at the time of the offenses, Justice Mondo imposed a less than maximum sentence of two concurrent deter minate terms of imprisonment of 15 ½ years plus 5 years of post release supervision on the rape and criminal sexual act convictions, to run concurrently with 15 years’ imprisonment plus 5 years of postrelease supervision on the robbery conviction. In 2017, Edmee moved to vacate the judgment of conviction on the ground that his counsel was ineffective for failing to request youthful of fender treatment and to set aside the sentence imposed on the ground that it was disproportionate to the sentences imposed upon two of his codefendants. Edmee requested that the judg ment be vacated so that he could be considered for youthful of fender treatment. By order dated May 22, 2018, the Supreme Court denied his motion and, upon Edmee’s appeal, the justices of the Appellate Di vision, Second Department affirmed. The justices noted that this was Edmee’s second motion to vacate the judgment of conviction. They explained that, in the order appealed from, the Supreme Court noted that, in his prior motion, Edmee did not raise the same issues. Therefore, the court could deny the motion at its discretion. In this case, the justices agreed with the Supreme Court in exercis ing that discretion. Regardless, the justices explained that a youth who has been convicted of rape in the first degree or criminal sex ual act in the first degree is not eligible for youthful offender treat ment “except as provided in subdivision three,” which requires a judicial finding of mitigating circumstances or a finding that the de fendant’s participation was relatively minor. The justices found that Edmee committed a criminal sexual act in the first degree against the female victim, therefore, they concluded that his liability was not solely based upon an actinginconcert theory. Further, the jus tices noted that the fact that Edmee had no prior criminal record was not a mitigating factor that bore directly upon the manner in which the crime was committed. The justices concluded that the failure to request youthful offender treatment did not constitute ineffective assistance of counsel because such a request would have been futile. —People v. Edmee, 2018‐07302, May 13, 2020

WIFE BEATER’S MURDER CONVICTION STANDS FOLLOWING APPEAL Appellate Division, Second Department In Kings County Supreme Court, Crim inal Term, Noor Hussain was charged with murdering his wife on April 3, 2011. At a nonjury trial, Hussain’s attorney described him as a “classic batterer” who “had hit his wife during at least 15 or 16 years.” Trial counsel further conceded that “by hitting his wife a number of times in her head and over her body, Hussain had either recklessly caused her death or had intentionally caused serious physical injury that resulted in her death. Hussain was convicted of murder in the second degree and criminal possession Hon. Matthew D’Emic of a weapon in the fourth degree, after Eagle file photo by Rob Abruzzese a nonjury trial, by Hon. Matthew D’Emic. In his appeal, Hussain contended that his constitutionally protected right to assert his innocence of the criminal acts with which he was charged was violated when his trial counsel conceded that Hussain’s was guilty of manslaughter. Since Hussain’s claim implicated his relationship with his trial attorney and is proved, if at all, by facts outside of the trial record, the justices of the Appellate Division, Second Depart ment declined to review it. Similarly, the justices explained that Hussain’s contention that he was deprived of effective counsel is based on matters appearing on the record and matters outside of the record and, as such, could not be reviewed in its entirety so they declined to review the claim on Hussain’s direct appeal. —People v. Hussain, 2014‐06888, June 3, 2020

14 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Queens/Daily Eagle • Tuesday, June 9, 2020 De Blasio back in Queens to honor founder of Sikhism Continued from page 1 more inclusive of the Sikh da Katz was also on hand to community during de Blasio’s celebrate the occasion. She “We celebrate a belief sys- tenure as mayor, most nota- thanked those in the Sikh tem, we celebrate a way of bly allowing Sikh NYPD of- community who supported seeing the world as one. A ficers to wear turbans as part her bid for Queens District way of seeing us all united. of their uniform — important Attorney earlier this year. A way of seeing us as a single religious garments in Sikhism “Many of you had sup- humanity,” de Blasio contin- — and launching a pilot pro- port for me when you had no ued. “We know there are so gram to teach children about reason to except that I said I many times where intolerance Sikhism in schools. would do a good job and you and racism and hatred per- He issued a proclamation believed me,” she said. “And vade our society. But Guru declaring Sunday “Guru I promise you that in this Nanak represented the highest Nanak Dev Ji Day” in New county, there will be fairness. aspirations of humanity. And York City and gave commu- There will be equity. And you 550 years later, his message is nity leaders a physical copy of will always have someone in South Richmond Hill Assemblymember David Weprin, State Sen. John Liu, Borough as strong as ever.” the declaration. the District Attorney’s Office President Melinda Katz and Mayor Bill de Blasio celebrate at the Sikh Cultural Society. The city has strived to be Borough President Melin- who has your back.” Eagle photo by Victoria Merlino

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Tuesday, June 9, 2020 • Queens Daily Eagle • 15 LegaL, JudiciaL & courthouse News Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com A message from the Chief Judge as NYC’s economy reopens By Janet DiFiore arrests stemming from the protests over the tragic Special to the Eagle death of George Floyd at the hands of the Minne- As of today, New York City has entered into apolis police on Memorial Day. Phase 1 of Governor Cuomo’s regional, phased- Despite the high volume of arrests, our courts in plan for the economic reopening of our state, were ready, and performed admirably, in arraign- and by Wednesday, our judges, chambers staff and ing all of the defendants who appeared in our vir- designated court personnel in every region of the tual parts. In response to the protests, and in order state will be back at work in their assigned court- to be prepared, we doubled our virtual arraign- houses. ment parts in Manhattan and implemented addi- This marks a major milestone in our continu- tional evening and overnight arraignment parts as ing recovery from COVID-19, and especially so needed. for New York City. I want to thank Administrative Judge Tamiko We owe a great debt of gratitude to the front- Amaker, and our criminal court judges in New line healthcare heroes who provided urgent med- York City, for stepping up to handle this challeng- ical care to those stricken with the virus; to all ing surge of additional cases. of the essential workers, including our very own They did an outstanding job. And so, to recap. Court Officers and Court Clerks, who kept on re- As of Wednesday, our entire court system will be porting to work to support the delivery of vital ser- engaged in either Phase 1 or Phase 2 of our grad- vices; and to all New Yorkers who stayed unified ual restoration of in-person operations, depend- and disciplined in flattening the curve and protecting on the region of the state. And in every one ing and supporting each other. of those regions, our Administrative Judges are Last Wednesday, June 3, our courts in the up- closely monitoring the volume and flow of court- state regions encompassing the 5th, 6th and 7th house traffic, making necessary adjustments and Judicial Districts transitioned to Phase 2, followed carefully planning for the next phase of in-per- on Friday, June 5th, by the 4th and 8th Judicial son services and operations, including Phase 3 in Districts. some of our upstate regions. Under Phase 2, essential family matters are We are confident that our approach of incre- being conducted inperson and heard by assigned mentally opening the valve to additional in-per- judges in their courtrooms, with other matters son activities and courthouse traffic is the smart- continuing to be heard virtually. The goal of Phase est way to deal with the reality that COVID-19 is 2 is to safely increase courthouse foot traffic in a still a presence. gradual, controlled manner in order to begin re- Because until a vaccine is available, no one turning to in-person operations, while doing all we really knows what will happen as restrictions are can to prevent the spread of COVID-19. eased and more and more people come into con- We are limiting the number of people present tact with each other on a regular basis. And we’ve in our courthouses at any given time through the all come much too far since the dark days of staggered scheduling of court appearances, court March and April to move forward carelessly and calendars and courtroom usage. We are requiring risk another resurgence of the virus; so, hence, our lawyers, litigants, justice partners and members of careful, methodical and deliberate approach to re- the public entering our courthouses to wear masks establishing our in-court operations. and follow physical distancing requirements, and I turn now to our efforts to administer the bar we are maintaining all of the other safety measures exam in September. As previously reported, our implemented in Phase 1 to protect public health normal seating capacity has been significantly re- and safety. Finally, we are modestly increasing duced due to the health concerns and related con- Chief Judge Janet DiFiore delivered her weekly message Monday, as New York City’s our staffing to support necessary in-person admin- straints within which we must operate. While it economy began to reopen. Eagle photo by Todd Maisel istrative functions and increased foot traffic. is not possible to seat all candidates who want to With regard to New York City, even though as take the exam in September, the New York State I want to thank my colleague, Associate Judge recovery. part of Phase 1 our judges and a limited number of Board of Law Examiners has been accepting ap- Michael Garcia, the working group he has been He is truly “New York tough” —a symbol of staff will be back at work in our courthouses, they plications on a rolling basis as space permits, start- leading in this area, and the members and staff of the resilience and hope that has gotten our City will be conducting court business through virtu- ing with first-time exam takers with degrees from the Board of Law Examiners, for their hard work and our State through a very difficult period. But al technology in order to keep courthouse traffic New York law schools. A second registration peri- in addressing the complex logistics of administer- while we are hopeful for the future, let’s remem- down and minimize the risk of community trans- od is now in effect for first-time exam takers with ing a two-day exam to thousands of candidates ber that our road to recovery — like Sergeant mission during this initial start-up period. J.D. degrees from ABAaccredited law schools around the state in the midst of a public health cri- Cross’s — will be a long one, and that we cannot For unrepresented litigants who lack the tech- outside New York state. That period ends this Fri- sis. afford to relax or let down our guard. So, let’s con- nology to access our virtual services, we have set day, June 12, at 10 a.m. So, with all that said, this has been another tinue to move forward in the smart and prudent aside courthouse space where they can safely ac- While we are working to seat as many candi- week of encouraging progress in our emergence manner that has been charted, and let’s be careful cess essential court services. At the same time that dates as possible, our foremost concern is ensur- from the pandemic — a week marked by the re- and disciplined in protecting ourselves and keep- we have been moving forward with our gradual ing the health and safety of every individual who markable story of Sergeant Darrell Cross, who re- ing everyone around us safe and healthy. return to in-person functions, our criminal courts, participates in the bar exam, and so all of our deci- turned home last Thursday after a long bout with Chief Judge Janet DiFiore has delivered especially in New York City, have been dealing sions are being made on the basis of the latest pub- COVID-19 that nearly took his life. Our entire weekly messages to the state court system through- with the challenge of processing hundreds of daily lic health and safety guidance. court family has been inspired by Sergeant Cross’s out the COVID-19 pandemic.

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