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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. 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Council, She Grodenchik considered tions or improprieties on the horizon. ing the criminal justice system.” “To add more density without addressing seri- whileMichael we need Nussbaum to create moreJ.D. open, Hasty green space cutorthe street Julia withoutForman saying,has entered ‘There’s a crowded a pothole, field toor publichas primarily defender Tiffanyfocused Cabán on district-specific her second choice, is- “There’s nothing like that,” he said. “It was Forman said she is “committed to ending ous infrastructure needs would be irresponsible,” [email protected] people to enjoy, those [email protected] will also have a representthere’s a Westernsewer problem,’ Queens’ Counciland sending District a note 26. to shesues, said. including “I was thevery renovation torn in that of election,”the Vanderbilt For- just time. I’m lucky enough, in my mind, to over-policing” after seeing firsthand the impact she added. positive environmental impact.” myForman, staff. 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22 •• QueensQueens Daily EagleEagle • • Thursday, Thursday, October August 6,15, 2020 2020 2 • Queens Daily Eagle • Thursday, February 13, 2020 Bill Would Clamp Down on Cops Collecting DNA From Kids By Eileen Grench THE CITY A bill that would curb the secretive collecting of kids’ DNA by cops is set to hit the City Coun- cil Thursday. The measure aims to “prohibit any mem- ber of the NYPD from collecting a DNA sample from a minor prior to the lawful arrest of such mi- nor without the consent of the minor’s parent, le- gal guardian or attorney,” according to a summary obtained by THE CITY. Councilmember Donovan Richards (D-Queens), a co-sponsor of the bill, called the unhindered practice of gathering such material from young suspects “ge- netic stop-and-frisk.” “I see this as a major step in opening up the conversation of how do we reimagine policing in our city,” Donovan told THE CITY. As THE CITY has reported, young people de- tained at police precincts often face long hours in custody and interrogation. New York City police officers are allowed to collect kids’ DNA both overtly and through sur- reptitious methods, like from a used straw or a bag of chips — items often offered by cops to young detainees. And although police are required to notify parents when a child is in custody, lawyers and other advocates say that’s not always the case. One example: the Halloween night detention of teen trick-or-treaters in Carroll Gardens last year. The new legislation, co-sponsored by Coun- cilmember Diana Ayala (D-Manhattan, The Bronx), would still allow for the collection of DNA from crime scenes and victims of crimes. “This is about young men like me who are The NYPD’s 60th Precinct in Coney Island, Aug. 25, 2020. Photo by Ben Fractenberg/THE CITY growing up in a neighborhood who are criminal- ized for their entire life because of these systems The move by city lawmakers comes just belong to children. by the new year. that are put in place that are not only discrimina- months after a contentious February hearing at Meanwhile, as reported by THE CITY in late As of September, over 4,000 profiles had been tory and biased,” said Richards, “but also depicts City Hall, spurred by reports that children as August, at least one family court judge ruled that evaluated for deletion from the database, nearly ... young Black and brown minors as criminals.” young as 12 had been added to the database with- they do not have the power to intervene in DNA half of which were recommended for removal. It out consent. storage, even if the child is never charged in adult is still unclear how many of those people were mi- ‘Secretive Methods’ Assailed At the time, NYPD Chief of Detectives Rod- court. nors. A demographic breakdown of the city DNA ney Harrison staunchly defended the practice, say- The Council bill to be introduced Thursday database has yet to be released, but more than ing that “the use of DNA to solve and prosecute A Call for Stronger Action doesn’t go far enough, said Freeman. 90 percent of minors arrested in New York City crimes is one vital way we advance justice.” The February Council hearing led to a pledge “To fully correct the injustices born of these between October 2018 and October 2019 were The NYPD declined to comment Tuesday by Police Commissioner Dermot Shea to conduct offensive tactics, we call on the City Council to Black or Latino, according to a recent report. night on the new bill. an internal audit. pass legislation immediately outlawing all surrep- Lisa Freeman of The Legal Aid Society, the While state regulations do not allow for the Just before the hearing, a group of the city’s titious DNA collection and eradicating the city’s city’s largest public defender organization, called collection and storage of DNA from children — own forensic scientists sent an email to the City rogue DNA index,” she said. the legislation a strong step forward. or anyone without a conviction — for its own da- Council, calling on an end to surreptitious collec- The Medical Examiner’s Office did not im- “For far too long, the NYPD has engaged tabase, New York City has been allowed to oper- tion of genetic material. mediately reply to a request for comment. in secretive methods to take DNA from children ate largely unencumbered by oversight. In March, The Office of the Chief Medi- THE CITY is an independent, nonprofit news without even securing consent from their parent,” This has led to a growing database of more cal Examiner, which runs the database, gave the outlet dedicated to hard-hitting reporting that she said. than 30,000 DNA profiles — 5 percent of which NYPD a list of nearly 20,000 names to evaluate serves the people of New York. Retiree checks to rise 1.3% in 2021 amid coronavirus fallout By Ricardo Alonso-Aldivar but this election some polls show Biden even with Associated Press Trump among older voters, or ahead. WASHINGTON (AP) — Social Security re- Trump has kept his promise not to cut Social cipients will get a modest 1.3% cost-of living-in- Security benefits, but this summer he sent con- crease in 2021, but that might be small comfort fusing signals with a plan to temporarily suspend amid worries about the coronavirus and its conse- collection of certain taxes that fund the program. quences for older people. While the White House staff said it was a limit- The increase amounts to $20 a month for the ed measure that would have no lasting impact, average retired worker, according to estimates re- Trump kept hinting to reporters that he had much leased Tuesday by the Social Security Administra- bigger tax cuts in mind. Early in the year, he told tion. That’s a little less than this year’s 1.6% cost- an interviewer he wanted to tackle “entitlements,” of-living adjustment, or COLA. or benefit programs, in a second term. The COLA affects the personal finances of Biden has a Social Security plan that would about 1 in 5 Americans, including Social Security revamp the COLA and peg it to an inflation in- recipients, disabled veterans and federal retirees, dex that more closely reflects changes in costs for some 70 million people in all. older people, particularly health care. That’s been The economic fallout from the virus has re- a priority for advocates. He would also increase duced tax collections for Social Security and minimum benefits for lower-income retirees, ad- Medicare, likely worsening their long-term finan- dressing financial hardship among the elderly. cial condition. But there's been no real discussion The former vice president would raise Social of either program in the personally charged elec- Security taxes by applying the payroll tax to earn- tion contest between President Donald Trump and ings above $400,000 a year. The 12.4% tax, equally Democrat Joe Biden. distributed among employees and employers, cur- “It’s very difficult to talk about anything pol- rently only applies to the first $137,700 of a per- icy-wise,” said Mary Johnson, an analyst with Trays of printed Social Security checks wait to be mailed from the U.S Treasury’s Finan- son’s earnings. The tax increase would pay for the nonpartisan Senior Citizens League. “We are cial Management services facility in Philadelphia. AP file photo by Bradley Bower Biden’s proposed benefit expansions and also ex- looking at a period where there are growing inade- tend the life of program’s trust fund by five years, to quacies in Social Security benefits, particularly for 2040, according to the nonpartisan Urban Institute. people with lower-to-middle benefits.” cial than ever as millions of Americans contin- moved in with her this summer after the daugh- Jane Whilden lives in a household that leans With the just-announced COLA, the estimat- ue to face the one-two punch of the coronavirus’s ter’s landlord decided to sell the house they were heavily on Social Security. The southern New Jer- ed average Social Security payment for a retired health and economic consequences,” said AARP renting. sey resident retired early from a local government worker will be $1,543 a month next year. A typi- CEO Jo Ann Jenkins. LaCroix, retired from customer service jobs, job to serve as the main caregiver for her family, cal couple’s benefits would increase $33 to $2,596 But Diana LaCroix, of Omaha, Nebraska, is now buying diapers some days as she scrounges including her mother and her husband, a retired per month. says her COLA doesn’t cushion rising health care for good deals on hand sanitizer. “Something’s got trucker. “The guaranteed benefits provided by Social costs most years. And she has new responsibili- to give,” she said. “Something’s got to change.” The program should be at the top of the list for Security and the COLA increase are more cru- ties. Her youngest daughter and two grandsons People 65 and older went for Trump in 2016, the presidential candidates, she said.
Thursday, October 15, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 3 G uest Editorial Opinions G uest Editorial Opinions Packing the Court: How President Lincoln remade the Supreme Court By Calvin Schermerhorn The Conversation As a political battle over the Supreme Court’s direction rages in Washington with President Don- ald Trump’s nomination of Amy Coney Barrett, history shows that political contests over the ideo- logical slant of the Court are nothing new. In the 1860s, President Abraham Lincoln worked with fellow Republicans to shape the Court to carry out his party’s anti-slavery and pro- Union agenda. It was an age in which the court was unabashedly a “partisan creature,” in histori- an Rachel Shelden’s words. Justice John Catron had advised Democrat James K. Polk’s 1844 presidential campaign, and Justice John McLean was a serial presidential con- tender in a black robe. And in the 1860s, Republi- can leaders would change the number of justices and the political balance of the Court to ensure their party’s dominance of its direction. Overhauling the Court When Lincoln became president in 1861, seven Southern states had already seceded from the Union, yet half of the Supreme Court justices were Southerners, including Chief Justice Roger B. Taney of Maryland. One other Southern mem- ber had died in 1860, without replacement. All The 9-member Chase Court in 1867, dominated by Northern Republicans. Image courtesy of Alexander Gardner/The U.S. Supreme Court were Democratic appointees. The Court was “the last stronghold of South- Supreme Court justices. ern power,” according to one Northern editor. Five Shortly after, Republicans faced a financial sitting justices were among the court’s 7-2 major- problem of their own making. ity in the 1857 Dred Scott v. Sandford ruling, in Beginning in 1862, Congress had passed three which Taney wrote that Black people were “so far Legal Tender Acts – initially to help finance the inferior that they had no rights which the white war, authorizing debt payments using paper mon- man was bound to respect.” ey not backed by gold or silver. Then-Treasury Some Republicans declared it “the duty of the Secretary and current Chief Justice Salmon P. Republican Party to reorganize the Federal Court Chase had crafted the legislation. and reverse that decision, which … disgraces the But in an 1870 case, Hepburn v. Griswold, judicial department of the Federal Government.” Chase reversed himself in a 4-3 decision, rul- After Lincoln called in April, 1861 for 75,000 ing the Legal Tender Acts unconstitutional. That volunteers to put down the Southern rebellion, threatened national monetary policy and Repub- four more states seceded. So did Justice John Ar- licans’ cozy relationship with industries reliant on chibald Campbell of Georgia, who resigned on government sponsorship. April 30. President Grant, preparing for Chase’s ruling, Chief Justice Taney helped the Confederacy was already working on a political solution. On when he tried to restrain the president’s power. In the day of the Hepburn decision, he appointed two May 1861, he issued a writ of habeas corpus in pro-paper-money Supreme Court nominees, Wil- Ex Parte Merryman declaring that the president liam Strong of Pennsylvania and Joseph P. Brad- couldn’t arbitrarily detain citizens suspected of ley of New York. Comparing the Republican ad- aiding the Confederacy. Lincoln ignored the rul- ministration to “a brokerage office,” a Democratic ing. newspaper howled that “the attempt to pack the supreme court to secure a desired judicial decision Remaking the Court … [has] brought shame and humiliation to an en- To counter the court’s southern bloc, Repub- tire people.” lican leaders used judicial appointments to protect It also brought a Republican majority to the the president’s power to fight the Civil War. The high court for the first time. Lincoln administration was also looking ahead to Chief Justice Chase opposed revisiting the pa- Reconstruction and a governing Republican ma- per money issue. But the Supreme Court about- jority. faced, ruling 5-4 in the 1871 cases Knox v. Lee Nine months into his term, Lincoln declared and Parker v. Davis that the government could in- that “the country generally has outgrown our pres- President Lincoln appointed three Republicans to the High Court in 1862, including then- deed print paper money to pay debts. Chase died ent judicial system,” which since 1837 had com- Judge Noah Swayne. Library of Congress photo in 1873, and his successor Morrison Waite cham- prised nine federal court jurisdictions, or “cir- pioned the Republican pro-business agenda. cuits.” Supreme Court justices rode the circuit, a 5-4 ruling, the high court – including all three achievements. He was a Unionist Democrat giv- presiding over those federal courts. Lincoln appointees – said yes. en the vice presidency as an olive branch to the Careful what you wish for Republicans passed the Judiciary Act of 1862, Congressional Republicans spied a way to South. He rewarded that gesture in part by pardon- Republican transformation of the federal judi- overhauling the federal court system by collaps- expand the court while solving what amounted ing rank and file Confederates. ciary in the 1860s and 1870s served the party well ing federal circuits in the South from five to three to a geopolitical judicial problem. In 1863, Con- He also threatened to appoint like-minded in the Civil War and constructed a legal frame- while expanding circuits in the North from four to gress created a new tenth circuit by adding Ore- judges. But the Republican-dominated Congress work for a modernizing industrial economy. six. The old ninth circuit, for example, included gon, which had become a state in 1859, to Cali- blocked Johnson from elevating unreconstructed But in the end Lincoln and Grant’s high court just Arkansas and Mississippi. The new ninth in- fornia’s circuit. The Tenth Circuit Act also added Rebels to the high court. The Judicial Circuits Act appointments ended up being disastrous for civil cluded Missouri, Kansas, Iowa and Minnesota in- a tenth Supreme Court justice. Lincoln elevated of 1866 shrank the number of federal circuits to rights. Justices Bradley, Miller, Strong and Waite stead. Arkansas became part of the sixth, and Mis- pro-Union Democrat Stephen Field to that seat. seven and held that no Supreme Court vacancies tended to constrain civil rights protections like sissippi, the fifth. And after Chief Justice Taney died in 1864, would be filled until just seven justices remained. the Fourteenth Amendment, which guarantees In 1862, after Campbell’s resignation and Lincoln selected his political rival, Treasury Sec- The Philadelphia Evening Telegraph’s Demo- equal protection of laws. Their rulings in United McLean’s death, Lincoln filled three open Su- retary Salmon P. Chase, an architect of nation- cratic editor sighed that at least Republicans “can- States v. Cruikshank in 1876 and Civil Rights Cas- preme Court seats with loyal Republicans Noah al monetary policy, to replace him. With Chase, not pack the Supreme Court at this moment.” es in 1883 both sounded the retreat on Black civ- H. Swayne of Ohio, Samuel Freeman Miller of Lincoln succeeded in creating a pro-administra- il rights. Iowa and David Davis of Illinois. The high court tion high court. Courting paper money In remaking the court in Republicans’ image, now had three Republicans and three Southerners. Republicans refused to consider nominat- the party got what it wanted – but not what was The 1863 Prize cases tested whether Republi- Unpacking the Court ing Johnson in 1868, picking General Ulysses S. needed to fulfill the promise of “a new birth of cans had managed to secure a friendly court. At is- After Lincoln’s assassination in April 1865, Grant instead. He won, and after President Grant’s freedom.” sue was whether the Union could seize American President Andrew Johnson of Tennessee, who inauguration, Congress passed the Circuit Judges Calvin Schermerhorn is professor of history ships sailing into blockaded Confederate ports. In succeeded him, soon began undoing Lincoln’s Act of 1869, raising back to nine the number of at Arizona State University.
4 • BQ Daily Eagle • Thursday, October 15, 2020 Fake asteroid? NASA expert IDs mystery object as old rocket By Marcia Dunn Associated Press CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — The jig may be up for an “asteroid” that’s expected to get nabbed by Earth’s gravity and become a mini moon next month. Instead of a cosmic rock, the newly discov- ered object appears to be an old rocket from a failed moon-landing mission 54 years ago that’s finally making its way back home, according to NASA’s leading asteroid expert. Observations should help nail its identity. “I’m pretty jazzed about this,” Paul Chodas told The Associated Press. “It’s been a hobby of mine to find one of these and draw such a link, and I’ve been doing it for decades now.” Chodas speculates that asteroid 2020 SO, as it is formally known, is actually the Centaur upper rocket stage that successfully propelled NASA’s Surveyor 2 lander to the moon in 1966 before it was discarded. The lander ended up crashing into the moon after one of its thrusters failed to ignite on the way there. The rocket, meanwhile, swept past the moon and into orbit around the sun as in- tended junk, never to be seen again — until per- haps now. A telescope in Hawaii last month discovered This August 1965 photo shows an Atlas Centaur 7 rocket carried by a truck at Cape Canaveral. Photos from San Diego Air and Space Museum via AP the mystery object heading our way while doing a search intended to protect our planet from dooms- much it’s pushed around by the radiation and ther- er was designated as an asteroid, and left Earth’s designations for a few days before it was realized day rocks. The object promptly was added to the mal effects of sunlight. If it’s an old Centaur — es- orbit in 2003. they were artificial.” International Astronomical Union’s Minor Planet sentially a light empty can — it will move differ- The latest object’s route is direct and much Center’s tally of asteroids and comets found in our ently than a heavy space rock less susceptible to more stable, bolstering his theory. It’s seldom clear-cut. solar system, just 5,000 shy of the 1 million mark. outside forces. “I could be wrong on this. I don’t want to ap- Last year, a British amateur astronomer, Nick The object is estimated to be roughly 26 feet That’s how astronomers normally differenti- pear overly confident,” Chodas said. “But it’s the Howes, announced that an asteroid in solar or- (8 meters) based on its brightness. That’s in the ate between asteroids and space junk like aban- first time, in my view, that all the pieces fit togeth- bit was likely the abandoned lunar module from ballpark of the old Centaur, which would be less doned rocket parts, since both appear merely as er with an actual known launch.” NASA’s Apollo 10, a rehearsal for the Apollo 11 than 32 feet (10 meters) long including its engine moving dots in the sky. There likely are dozens And he’s happy to note that it’s a mission that moon landing. While this object is likely artificial, nozzle and 10 feet (3 meters) in diameter. of fake asteroids out there, but their motions are he followed in 1966, as a teenager in Canada. Chodas and others are skeptical of the connection. What caught Chodas’ attention is that its too imprecise or jumbled to confirm their artificial Asteroid hunter Carrie Nugent of Olin Col- Skepticism is good, Howes wrote in an email. near-circular orbit around the sun is quite similar identity, said Chodas. lege of Engineering in Needham, Massachusetts, “It hopefully will lead to more observations when to Earth’s — unusual for an asteroid. said Chodas’ conclusion is “a good one” based on it’s next in our neck of the woods” in the late “Flag number one,” said Chodas, who is di- Sometimes it’s the other way around. solid evidence. She’s the author of the 2017 book 2030s. rector of the Center for Near-Earth Object Stud- A mystery object in 1991, for example, was “Asteroid Hunters.” Chodas’ latest target of interest was passed ies at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in South- determined by Chodas and others to be a regular “Some more data would be useful so we can by Earth in their respective laps around the sun in ern California. asteroid rather than debris, even though its orbit know for sure,” she said in an email. “Asteroid 1984 and 2002. But it was too dim to see from 5 The object is also in the same plane as Earth, around the sun resembled Earth’s. hunters from around the world will continue to million miles (8 million kilometers) away, he said. not tilted above or below, another red flag. Aster- Even more exciting, Chodas in 2002 found watch this object to get that data. I’m excited to He predicts the object will spend about oids usually zip by at odd angles. Lastly, it’s ap- what he believes was the leftover Saturn V third see how this develops!” four months circling Earth once it’s captured in proaching Earth at 1,500 mph (2,400 kph), slow stage from 1969′s Apollo 12, the second moon The Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astro- mid-November, before shooting back out into its by asteroid standards. landing by NASA astronauts. He acknowledg- physics’ Jonathan McDowell noted there have own orbit around the sun next March. As the object gets closer, astronomers should es the evidence was circumstantial, given the ob- been “many, many embarrassing incidents of ob- Chodas doubts the object will slam into Earth be able to better chart its orbit and determine how ject’s chaotic one-year orbit around Earth. It nev- jects in deep orbit ... getting provisional asteroid — “at least not this time around.”
In this August 1965 photo, technicians work on an Atlas Centaur 7 rocket at Cape Canav- This September 1966 photo shows an Atlas Centaur 7 rocket on the launchpad at Cape eral. Canaveral.
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6 • BQBay Daily Ridge Eagle Eagle • Thursday, • Thursday, October July 11 15,, 2019 2020 SSPORTS NEC indoor track championships canceled Commissioner Norris forced to make ‘agonizing decision’ By John Torenli, Sports Editor Brooklyn Daily Eagle Less than two weeks after confirming its de- cision to cancel its entire fall sports schedule, the Northeast Conference was forced to make what league commissioner Noreen Morris referred to as an “agonizing decision” regarding a winter event. The NEC announced Monday that it is cancel- LIU’s Kimorie Sherman was named Most Outstanding Performer in sprints at the NEC Indoor Track and Field Championships in Staten ing the 2021 Indoor Track and Field Champion- Island earlier this year, an event that has already been cancelled for 2021 due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. ships, originally scheduled to take place between Photo courtesy of LIU Athletics Feb. 19-20 at the Ocean Breeze Athletic Complex Street’s St. Francis Terriers have to be alarmed that in Staten Island. the most popular sport on their respective campus- “In navigating a host of logistical issues, in- es is in danger of not having a 2020-21 season. cluding insufficient resocialization time upon re- Regarding its decision to cancel the NEC In- turn from winter break and an almost non-existent door Track and Field Championships, the league competitive window prior to the event, we have admitted that, “NEC member institutions ex- made the agonizing decision to cancel this year’s pressed concern with the ability for student-ath- NEC Indoor Track and Field Championships,” letes to meet NCAA resocialization guidelines and said Morris. ramp up to a championship caliber conditioning Norris, who pulled the plug on all fall compe- level upon returning to campus following an ex- titions, including men’s and women’s soccer, back tended winter break. on Oct. 2, didn’t think it was plausible to keep the “The lack of suitable dates to reschedule, re- annual event on the schedule with NEC athletics strictions on indoor gatherings in New York City on pause due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandem- and the challenges in meeting social distancing ic. guidelines also played a role in this decision.” “What this year has taught us is that we need Could the league’s outdoor track and field to adjust as circumstances dictate in order to keep championships be next? the health and safety of NEC student-athletes as Not quite yet. our number one priority,” she noted. The release revealed that those events, sched- “We will do everything possible moving for- uled for May 1-2 at Bryant University in Smith- ward to ensure our indoor track and field stu- field, Rhode Island, could still go on as planned. dent-athletes have a robust outdoor experience However, the NEC Cross Country Champion- this spring.” ships in early March may not be so fortunate as the What this means for other winter sports, most league admitted that it is currently “exploring the notably college basketball, isn’t quite clear yet. viability of hosting” the event. But the Long Island University Sharks, who Last February, just weeks before the coronavi- Due to tip off in November, the SFC Brooklyn men’s basketball season could be knocked still play their home games at the Steinberg Well- rus halted both collegiate and pro sports globally, out next if the Northeast Conference continues to cancel seasons and championship ness Center in Downtown Brooklyn, and Remsen the LIU women’s team finished third at the NEC events due to the coronavirus pandemic. Photo courtesy of SFC Brooklyn Athletics
Indoor Championships while the men’s squad took fifth. The SFC men took 10th place at the event while the women’s squad finished 11th. *** In local pro sports news, the New York Island- ers continued a busy offseason Tuesday with the signings of forward Austin Czarnik and defense- man Grant Hutton. Team president and general manager Lou Lamoriello, a Hall of Fame executive with a knack for picking talent off other teams’ rosters as well as developing players within his own organi- zation, inked both players to two-year contracts. The 27-year-old Czarnik has 38 points, in- cluding 13 goals, in 121 career NHL games with the Calgary Flames and Boston Bruins. Hutton, 25, who was signed by Lamoriello as a college free agent in March of 2019, had 21 points in 55 games last season as a rookie with the Isles’ American Hockey League affiliate in Bridgeport, Connecticut. The moves came after New York’s participa- tion in last week’s virtual NHL Draft and one day af- ter Lamoriello sent defenseman Devon Toews to the Colorado Avalanche for a pair of future draft picks. The Isles, who reached their first Eastern Con- ference finals since 1993 last month before being ousted in six games by the eventual Stanley Cup champion Tampa Bay Lightning, also lost reliable backup goaltender Thomas Greiss to Detroit via free agency on Monday. Lamoriello countered the loss of Greiss by signing free agent New Jersey goalie Cory Schneider, whom he originally picked in the first round of the 2004 draft during his run as the Dev- The Islanders continued a busy offseason Tuesday by signing Calgary forward Austin Czarnik to a two-year contract. AP Photo by Jae C. ils’ top exec. Hong Thursday, October 15, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 7 Our World In Pictures
SOUTH KOREA — Field of flowers: A visitor wearing a face mask walked in a field of cosmos flowers in Paju on Wednesday. Photo: Lee Jin-man/AP
THAILAND — Pro-democracy rally: Pro-democracy protesters raised a three-fingered salute, a sym- bol of resistance, as they rallied near Bangkok’s Democracy Monument on Wednesday. Photo: Sakchai Lalit/AP
RHODE ISLAND — Ready to vote: Cathy Saunders wore a “VOTE” BRITAIN — Locking horns: Young stags locked horns in Bushy Park, southwest London, on Wednesday. mask while waiting outside City Hall to vote early in Providence on Photo: Matt Dunham/AP Wednesday. Photo: David Goldman/AP
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BOLIVIA — Bird’s-eye view: People watched a FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 soccer match from a building adjacent to the Hernando Siles stadium in La Paz on Tuesday. Photo: Juan Karita/AP
KASHMIR — Swab test: A Kashmiri health worker took a swab sample to test for COVID-19 in Srinagar, Indian-controlled Kashmir, on Wednesday. Photo: Dar Yasin/AP
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Confirmation hearing: Democratic vice presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris arrived on Capitol Hill for the confirmation hearing of Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett on CHINA — Reflections: A person wearing a face mask was reflected on a window panel outside a shop Tuesday. Photo: Jacquelyn Martin/AP displaying calligraphy fonts in Beijing on Wednesday. Photo: Andy Wong/AP
Thursday, October 15, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 9 Tomorrow is the last day to complete the Census Continued from page 1 numbers upward. To lose those two weeks was The once-every-10-year count determines unconscionable,” she said. federal funding and Congressional apportion- City Census outreach workers will contin- ment for the next decade. The federal govern- ue canvassing hard-to-count communities and ment uses imprecise tools for estimating total working with community-based organizations population when people do not complete the and more than 1,000 houses of worship until the census, leading to significant undercounts, par- very last moment, Menin added. ticularly in low-income and immigrant commu- “We are working with every single one of our nities. partners to get the message out that you have 48 Opponents of the Trump Administration’s hours to fill the census out,” she said. “We are heavily litigated attempt to shorten the Census hitting the streets very very hard.” timeline slammed the decision by the Supreme The Tuesday night Supreme Court decision Court, the latest twist in a months-long legal came in response to an emergency application fight. from the Trump Administration seeking to stop “Though it is a dark day in American history the count. when the highest court in the land undermines In April, the Census Bureau decided to ex- an exercise so foundational to our democracy, tend the deadline until Oct. 31 as a result of make no mistake … we have beat back all of COVID-related disruptions. The agency said President Trump’s relentless attempts to steal it would submit the results in April 2021, but the census from us,” said NYC Census Deputy in August, the Trump Administration abruptly Director Amit Singh Bagga. changed course and decided to end the Cen- Bagga said New York City has nearly sus on Sept. 30 in order to submit the results matched its 2010 self-response rate and nar- by Dec. 31. In late September, a federal judge rowed the gap between the nationwide response in California ordered the federal government to rate and the New York City average. keep counting. “Our campaign has laid a powerful founda- The Supreme Court ruling temporarily halts tion for all the residents of Queens, from Sun- the count while that order is under appeal, but nyside to Jackson Heights to Richmond Hill, to the decision effectively ends the Census be- organize and obtain the money, power, and re- cause the massive undertaking is unlikely to spect that are rightfully ours – and none of that resume. can be taken from us,” he said. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor was The city Census team devoted daily out- the lone dissenter in the unsigned decision. reach to so-called “hard to count” communi- “The harms associated with an inaccurate ties in places like Richmond Hill, Corona and census are avoidable and intolerable,” she Elmhurst, where response rates have hovered wrote. around 50 percent. At a press conference Wednesday, New York On the other hand, Council Districts in Immigration Coalition Census Senior Fellow Northeast and Central Queens have consistently Meeta Anand said the decision was grounded recorded some of the highest response rates in in xenophobia and an attempt to undermine the the city. power of low-income communities, urban resi- NYC Census 2020 Director Julie Menin said dents, immigrants and people of color. losing two weeks will have a major impact on “The Trump Administration is acting out the self-response rate in New York City, which of fear. They fear a United States of America has been gradually increasing over the past sev- where we are a majority minority,” Anand said. eral weeks. New York City loses $7,000 in fed- “They will do everything they can to make sure NYC Census Deputy Director Amit Singh Bagga talked with Jackson Heights residents eral funding for every one household that does the true nature of our society is not reflected and about the Census on Roosevelt Avenue in Jackson Heights in July. not complete the Census, Menin said. that our people cannot get the power they de- Eagle file photo by Rachel Vick “Every single day we were moving those serve.” Youth art program uses schools to get out the vote By David Brand of eight schools in New York, including P.S. 212 Queens Daily Eagle on 82nd Street in Jackson Heights. Students from the youth art program Publi- The organization works with students at risk color are using school buildings across the five of dropping out of school for a period of four to boroughs to urge their neighbors to get out and six years, while providing mentorship and col- vote in the upcoming election. lege preparation. Publicolor participants created 9-foot by 24- Participants have created murals and other foot banners to decorate the facades and fences pieces of public art throughout New York City.
Students in the program Publicolor are decorating school buildings with banners urging New Yorkers to vote. Photo courtesy of Publicolor
10 • Queens Daily Eagle • Thursday, October 15, 2020 The New Deal in Queens: The historic Forest Hills post office
The Forest Hill Station Post Office. Image via Living New Deal
By David Brand pitals, parks and roads. Queens Daily Eagle Nearly 90 years later, thousands of these proj- As unemployment tops 16 percent in Queens ects remain a key part of the Queens urban land- and businesses throughout the borough are forced scape. The Eagle will feature some of these proj- to close, historians, lawmakers and everyday resi- ects in the coming weeks. dents have looked for solutions from an earlier pe- The Forest Hills Station Post Office on riod of crisis, The Great Depression. Queens Boulevard was designed by notable archi- After his inauguration in 1933, President tect Lorimer Rich and built in 1937 with funding Franklin Roosevelt sought to put Americans back from the federal government through the Emer- to work through an unprecedented jobs program gency Construction Program Act. known as the New Deal. The former New York The single-story post office illustrates a key governor committed the federal government to consideration of New Deal public works projects: funding massive public works and infrastructure art infusing quotidian establishments. projects across the country, providing employ- A relief sculpture and clock adorn the walls of ment for about 8 million people. the burgundy building, earning the structure des- Few places benefited more than New York ignation as a national historic site in 1988. City, which received billions of dollars for projects The sculpture by Sten Jacobson was initially like the Triborough Bridge, the campus of Brook- derided by locals but remains a lasting piece of an The Forest Hills Station Post Office retains its iconic design more than 80 years after it lyn College, a dozen pools, new high schools, hos- iconic building across from McDonald Park. was constructed. Photo by Jim.henderson via Wikimedia Commons
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BY C. B. ABRUZZESE occurred during an ongoing storm. They DRIVER’S FAILURE TO KEEP $292,250.30. The insurer appealed and, in BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE determined that Pennino failed to raise a response, the justices of the Appellate Division, triable issue of fact either as to whether the A LOOKOUT RESULTS Second Department affirmed the order and PROOF OF ONGOING WINTER storm had ceased at the time of the accident judgment of the Supreme Court. or whether the ice condition on which he fell IN REVERSAL In their decision, the appellate justices STORM LEADS TO existed prior to the storm on February 13th. APPELLATE DIVISION, explained that DeLuca showed her entitlement to Pennino v. Brooklyn Kings Plaza, LLC, 2018‐ SECOND DEPARTMENT judgment as a matter of law. They found that she DISMISSAL OF COMPLAINT 02996, September 30, 2020 demonstrated that an unsatisfied judgment in In a proceeding to recover damages for personal favor had been rendered in the underlying APPELLATE DIVISION, injuries, the justices of the Appellate Division, proceeding to recover damages against MLSC and SECOND DEPARTMENT Second Department reversed an order rendered in that the relevant policy provided coverage to MLSC DENIAL OF SUMMARY Kings County Supreme Court, Civil Term. David “for the liability merged in that judgment.” The Carias filed the complaint in order to recover JUDGMENT AS SANCTION justices held that, in opposition to DeLuca’s motion, damages for personal injuries he allegedly sustained the insurer contended that it was not obligated to when, while riding a bicycle, he came into contact REJECTED ON APPEAL satisfy the judgment in the underlying proceeding with the rear driver’s side of a motor vehicle that APPELLATE DIVISION, because it had properly disclaimed coverage due was operated by the defendant, John Grove, as it to MLSC’s refusal to cooperate. They noted that the SECOND DEPARTMENT was turning left into a car wash. Grove moved for insurer argued that the evidence it submitted in On. Nov. 22, 2014, Frini Charalabidis and summary judgment dismissing the complaint and opposition to DeLuca’s motion and in support of its others were allegedly injured when their vehicle the Supreme Court granted the motion. Upon an cross motion, at a minimum, raised a triable issue came into contact with a vehicle operated by appeal by Carias, the order was reversed in the of fact as to whether MLSC breached the provision Gehadadel Elnagar and owned by Qusid, Inc. Second Department. The justices explained that an in the policy that required it to “cooperate with the The injured parties filed a complaint in Queens operator of a motor vehicle traveling with the right insurer in the investigation or settlement of a claim County Supreme Court, Civil Term in order to ofway has an obligation to keep a proper lookout or defense against any suit” brought against MLSC. recover damages for the personal injuries they and see what can be seen through the reasonable The justices agreed with the Supreme Court’s allegedly sustained in the accident. After use of his or her senses to avoid colliding with other file photo by Rob Abruzzese by Rob file photo rejection of that contention. They indicated that discovery, Elnagar and Qusid moved for vehicles. They noted that since there can be more summary judgment dismissing the complaint on the insurer contended that MLSC’s principal,
Eagle than one proximate cause of an accident, a Michael Stoicescu, refused to cooperate and the ground that neither of the plaintiffs defendant moving for summary judgment is Hon. Larry Martin thereby breached the insurance policy and that the sustained a serious injury within the meaning of required to make a showing that he or she is free insurer did not allege that any other individuals In a complaint filed in Kings County insurance law as a result of the accident. In or from fault. In this case, the justices indicated that, associated with MLSC failed to cooperate. The Supreme Court, Civil Term, Alfred Pennino around late April 2016, the plaintiffs submitted when questioned at his deposition, Grove admitted justices determined that although the insurer alleged that on Feb. 13, 2014, he slipped and opposition papers. Nearly four months after the that in the short period leading up to the accident, claimed that Stoicescu refused to cooperate in the fell on snow and ice in a parking garage, which defendants’ motion for summary judgment was he could not recall where he was looking. They underlying proceeding, it was undisputed that he was exposed to the elements on three sides. fully submitted, but before any decision was found that Grove further admitted that he did not appeared for an examination before trial where he The parking garage was owned by the rendered, the Supreme Court issued an order see Carias prior to impact and only realized there testified at length. They held that the insurer failed defendant Brooklyn Kings Plaza, LLC (Kings dated Aug. 9, 2016, scheduling the matter for a was an accident when he heard the impact to the to identify any information that Stoicescu refused Plaza). Kings Plaza hired the defendant settlement conference to be conducted on rear driver’s side of his vehicle. Accordingly, the to disclose, or any document that he refused to Universal Allied Services, Inc. (Universal) to Sept. 14, 2016. The defendants, as the moving justices held that Grove failed to demonstrate that provide in connection with the underlying perform snow and ice removal services. parties, were directed to serve the order with he kept a proper lookout and that his alleged proceeding. The justices found that the insurer’s Pennino filed the complaint in an effort to notice of entry upon all parties. Elnagar and negligence did not contribute to the happening of contention that Stoicescu refused to respond to recover damages for his personal injuries. In Qusid did not serve the order and, as a the accident. Since Grove failed to demonstrate his certain telephone calls and letters was insufficient response, the defendants separately moved consequence, the plaintiffs failed to appear in entitlement to judgment as a matter of law, the to show “an attitude of willful and avowed for summary judgment dismissing the court on the scheduled conference date. The justices determined that the Supreme Court should obstruction.” Furthermore, they concluded that complaint as asserted against each of them, Supreme Court noted the plaintiffs’ absence have denied his motion, regardless of the sufficiency although the insurer submitted evidence to show arguing that Pennino’s fall occurred during an and denied the defendants’ motion for of Carias’ opposition papers. that, after years of litigation, Stoicescu had stated ongoing winter storm, before the duty to clear summary judgment. According to the record, Carias v. Grove, 2017‐09619, Sept. 23, 2020 during one or more telephone calls that he would the premises arose. By order dated Dec. 27, the denial of the motion was not on its merits not attend a trial in the underlying complaint, any 2017, Hon. Larry Martin granted those but was instead directed as a sanction for the such statements were made before a date for the branches of the motions. Upon an appeal defendants’ failure to serve a copy of the prior INSURANCE CO. OBLIGATED trial had even been set, and the insurer did not by Pennino, the justices of the Appellate scheduling order. Elnagar and Qusid appealed allege that Stoicescu actually failed to appear for Division, Second Department affirmed the and the justices of the Appellate Division, TO SATISFY JUDGMENT any required court appearance. The justices held determination of the Supreme Court. In their Second Department reversed the order, that the insurer’s submissions in opposition to decision, the justices noted that a landowner remitting the matter to the Supreme Court for APPELLATE DIVISION, DeLuca’s showing were insufficient to raise a triable will not be held liable for injuries sustained as a determination on the merits of the motion for SECOND DEPARTMENT issue of fact as to whether the conduct of MLSC a result of slippery conditions that occur summary judgment dismissing the complaint. In Kings County Supreme Court, Jane DeLuca constituted “willful and avowed obstruction.” during an ongoing storm or for a reasonable The justices explained that since the defendants sought a judgment declaring that the defendant, Accordingly, the justices agreed with the Supreme time after the storm. They found that the apparently appeared at the Sept. 14 RLI Insurance Company, was obligated to satisfy a Court’s determination to grant DeLuca’s motion for defendants established their entitlement to conference, but the plaintiffs did not appear, the judgment that she obtained against ML Specialty summary judgment. For those same reasons, the judgment as a matter of law as they sanction available to the Supreme Court was Construction, Inc. (MLSC), in an underlying justices agreed with the court’s determination to demonstrated, through the affidavits of expert the dismissal of the complaint and the proceeding entitled DeLuca v. Ilyas. DeLuca sought deny the insurer’s cross motion for summary meteorologists and other evidence, that a severance of any counterclaims or cross claims. to enforce the judgment that she obtained in the judgment. winter storm producing snow, other wintry They held that, clearly, the denial of the underlying proceeding against the insurer pursuant precipitation and blizzardlike conditions defendants’ summary judgment motion as a to a marine and commercial general liability policy DeLuca v. RLI Ins. Co., 2018‐12371, Oct. 7, 2020 began in the early morning hours of Feb. 13, sanction was not a penalty authorized under that was issued by the insurer to MLSC during the 2014 and continued until the morning of Feb. the plain language of the law. The justices relevant time period. DeLuca moved for summary 14, 2014. The justices noted that on Feb. 13, determined that, under the circumstances of judgment, declaring that the insurer was obligated 2014, Governor Andrew Cuomo declared a the case, where the defendants’ motion was to pay her damages in connection with the State Disaster Emergency and a winter storm fully submitted and ready to be decided several judgment entered in the underlying proceeding. warning was issued for the tristate area. They months prior to the court’s issuance of the Aug. The insurer opposed DeLuca’s motion and cross explained that although there was a lull in 9, 2016 order scheduling a conference, the moved for summary judgment, declaring that it the storm on February 13, during which court should not have denied the motion as a was not so obligated. The insurer contended that there was only rain, light rain, or drizzle sanction and should have decided the motion it properly disclaimed coverage before any trial was recorded, the winter weather resumed and on its merits. They explained that even if neither held in the underlying complaint on the ground further accumulation of snow occurred. The party had appeared for the scheduled that MLSC had refused to cooperate with the justices held that the expert and climatological settlement conference, it would have been an insurer in connection with MLSC’s defense of that evidence submitted by the defendants was improvident exercise of discretion to sanction proceeding. In an order and judgment dated July consistent with Pennino’s testimony at his the defendants by denying their fully submitted 24, 2018, Hon. Francois Rivera granted DeLuca’s summary judgment motion without regard to deposition that it was snowing when he got motion for summary judgment, denied the Abruzzese by Rob file photo into the ambulance after his fall. As such, an evaluation of its merit. insurer’s cross motion for summary judgment and,
the justices concluded that the defendants Charalabidis v. Elnagar, 2016‐12340, in effect, declared that the insurer was obligated to Eagle demonstrated that Pennino’s accident September 16, 2020 pay damages to DeLuca in the total sum of Hon. Francois Rivera
14 • BQ Daily Eagle • Thursday, October 15, 2020 Brooklyn federal prosecutor vows to Judge orders expedited crack down on violent crimes in NYC hearing in Brooklyn By Jim Mustian Associated Press The top federal prosecutor in Brooklyn an- Diocese lawsuit against nounced Wednesday that he would put a new pri- ority on firearms and drug cases, seeking stiffer penalties than are being doled out at the state level. new COVID limits Acting U.S. Attorney Seth DuCharme said he By David Brand worked to prevent the spread of COVID-19 after was taking action to address a sharp rise in gun vi- Queens Daily Eagle closing from mid-March until July 5. olence in New York City. He attributed the uptick A Brooklyn federal judge has ordered an ex- Church leaders across have enforced social to a “permissiveness” that has taken hold amid the pedited hearing in a lawsuit filed by the Brooklyn distancing on the Communion line and in pews, coronavirus pandemic and the civil unrest that fol- Diocese seeking to overturn Gov. Andrew Cuo- initiated regular cleanings and provided sanitizer lowed the Minneapolis police killing of George mo’s capacity restrictions on houses of worship in at church entrances since reopening for mass. Floyd. parts of Queens and Brooklyn. “We should not be grouped with non-essen- The initiative, which will involve more than Judge Nicholas Garaufis ruled that the hear- tial services like theaters and recreational fa- a dozen federal prosecutors, is aimed at repairing ing will take place today at 2 p.m. The Brooklyn cilities,” DiMarzio said. “Especially when you the “protective fabric of our community,” DuCha- Diocese, which oversees Caholic churches and in- consider that we have been operating safely for rme said, and making use of tougher federal sen- Seth DuCharme was officially sworn in as stitutions across Queens and Brooklyn, sued af- months at a 25 percent capacity and have not had tences for criminals caught carrying illegal guns. acting U.S. attorney for the Eastern Dis- ter the state restricted capacity to 10 people at any issues because our faithful know that only “The city is not as safe as it once was, and it cer- trict of New York by Chief Judge Roslynn houses of worship in red “cluster” zones, where with a mask can they attend Mass as well as strict tainly doesn’t feel as safe,” DuCharme said. “When Mauskopf during a ceremony on July 10. COVID rates have surged in recent weeks. In or- adherence to all of our social distancing proto- the threat was al-Qaida and ISIS, that’s where we Photo via DOJ ange “warning” zones, houses of worship can host cols.” went, and now the threat is essentially an environ- lice commissioner. no more than 25 people at a time. The diocese is represented by attorney Randy ment that has permitted — and even encouraged in David Patton, executive director of the Feder- Brooklyn Diocese Bishop Nicholas DiMar- Mastro, a former New York City deputy mayor, some instances — people to engage in sometimes al Defenders of New York, criticized DuCharme’s zio said Catholic churches in both boroughs have who praised the judge’s decision to speed the case. seemingly random acts of lethal violence.” initiative as “misguided,” saying that federal pros- DuCharme, who was sworn into office in ecutions of firearms offenses often involve simple July, said a team of senior prosecutors in his of- possession of a weapon found in a person’s home fice agreed “to take a pause on” other cases to rather than the use of a gun to harm someone. help support the office’s expanded violent crime “Researchers have shown that these prose- efforts. cutions do not in fact reduce violent crime. They The characterization of New York as substan- only exacerbate racial disparities and promote tially less safe than it used to be echoes rhetoric mass incarceration,” he said. “It might make for President Donald Trump has employed recently a good sound bite to bring a case from state court on the campaign trail. to federal court and add years to a person’s prison It has been met with loud denials from many sentence, but it only contributes to over-incarcera- New York City Democrats, who note that over- tion and racial inequality.” all crime rates in the city have actually dropped The crackdown comes amid a broader push slightly during the pandemic, led by substantial re- by Attorney General William Barr to bring federal ductions in the number of robberies, rapes, grand charges in protest-related violence whenever they larcenies and serious assaults. can, as in the case of two young Brooklyn attor- The number of shootings, though, has in- neys accused of torching an empty NYPD vehicle creased dramatically, with the number of people during a demonstration this summer. hit by bullets nearly double what it was through In New York, some law enforcement figures the same point last year. Through Oct. 11, there have sharply criticized the state’s recent bail reform have been 354 killings in the city — 90 more than law, which eliminated cash bail and pretrial deten- there were at the same time last year, according tion for most nonviolent felonies. DuCharme said A parishioner prays in nearly empty pews after a Spanish-language mass at Saint Bar- to police. that has led to many more defendants in state fire- tholomew Roman Catholic Church in Queens on July 6. AP Photo/John Minchillo That would put the city on track to have its arms cases being released from custody following highest number of homicides since 2011, after their arrest, compared to before the law changed. 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Thursday, October 15, 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 Justice Gavrin continues commitment to Queens after nearly 30 years on the bench By Rachel Vick the legal field, she said. From malpractice cases that gave glimpses Queens Daily Eagle “I went to a law school that was more pro- into the world of medicine to lessons in human Justice Darrell Gavrin has dedicated her pro- gressive than most but it was difficult in the re- nature while serving on the bench of the Mat- fessional life to the Queens legal system, a com- spect that once you actually passed the bar and rimonial part, where she said “felt she could mitment marked by nearly three decades on the you were a female, there were a lot of obstacles do the most to help,” to the most widely appli- bench in her home borough. in getting your first job or pushing past what an cable lesson she learned in her position – pa- Gavrin, who is up for reelection next month, attorney should look like,” Gavrin said. “To even tience. said the job of the judiciary transcends typical be a law secretary or principal law clerk or judge “You have to listen,” Gavrin said. “It teach- work. when they were almost all male — that’s just what es you from the first day on the bench when you “You’re dealing with people’s lives,” Gavrin it was. A lot of male judges weren’t hiring [wom- think you can do it, to actually doing it and trying said. “If you look at it that way, not just as a job or en] as principal law clerks.” to get it right.” a salary but as an investment, especially because “It was difficult to find a mentor that was a “It’s not a matter of whether or not the appel- Queens is my community. It’s part of my life.” woman attorney, and most people who helped me late division will affirm or reverse you, you just After graduating from Hofstra Law, Gavrin were men so I said to myself, women should be try to get it right so you can go to sleep knowing worked in private practice for about a year. She helping women,” she added. “I try to help every- that you did the best you can.” moved on to serve as counsel to the Board of one, and do these things that would help young Gavrin’s childhood decision to pursue a ca- Standards and Appeals before becoming a small women, because it’s still very difficult.” reer in law set in motion a path that would change claims arbitrator in Queens Civil Court. In 1991, The legal culture has evolved significantly, the family business from pharmacists to attorneys. she began serving as principal law clerk. to the point where women account for more law Her children have followed in her footsteps. Two years later, she earned a seat on the Crim- school students than men, but Gavrin said she still She has also served as a guest lecturer and inal Court bench and has served as a judge in fights for the same respect as her male counter- mentor to as many interns as possible to help them Criminal, Civil and Family Courts. She became parts. gain experience. an Acting Supreme Court justice in 1999 and was “You’re in the courtroom and not everyone For the students struggling to find their place elected to her first term on the Supreme Court knows you’re the judge, even when you sit on the in a world turned upside down by COVID-19, bench in 2006. bench, they still question, ‘Are you the judge?’” “doing well academically opens the door” and To become a judge, Gavrin said she had to dig she said “It’s still a mindset.” finding your passion makes all the difference, her heels in and not fall to social pressures to be- Gavrin said she revels in the opportunity to Gavrin said. come a homemaker not a dream-chaser. Her com- learn more about the topics covered in cases and “If you don’t find you like one particular area mitment dates back to high school, when she de- about the different lives of the people who pass of law don’t get stuck,” she added. “I see so many Justice Darrell Gavrin has dedicated her liberately chose shop class over home economics through her courtroom while engaging with peo- disgruntled attorneys. If you don’t like it, don’t do professional career to the Queens legal or typing, and continued through her early days in ple at the top of their fields. it. That’s with law, or anything.” system. Eagle photo by Andy Katz Battle of the Bars: Two Queens associations spar for trivia title By David Brand Queens Daily Eagle Two of Queens’ largest bar associations will battle it out for trivia supremacy on Oct. 28. The Queens County Bar Association will take on the Queens County Women’s Bar Association in the virtual contest at 5:30 p.m. It’s the first in- tra-borough contest organized by Young Lawyers Committee and Law School Liaison leaders Syd- ney Spinner, Kristen Barba Dubowski, Joel Serra- no and Allison Alla Agayeva. A previous trivia challenge pitted the QCBA against the Bronx Bar Association. Prizes this time around are sponsored by Mi- tra Hakimi Realty Group. Queens Supreme Court Justice Carmen Velasquez traveled to Washington D.C. to honor U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Gins- The showdown will take place on Zoom. burg. Photo courtesy of Velasquez
Behind the Bench The Eagle will devote even more coverage to the court officers, law clerks and other workers who make our courts run. Have someone in mind who deserves a profile? Let us know who we should be covering. Contact managing editor David Brand at [email protected]
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