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August 03, 2009

Omnibus motion decided in People v. Monserrate

State Senator Hiram Monserrate is charged, in Queens Supreme Court, with various counts and degrees of assault, stemming from an alleged domestic dispute in December 2008.  Today, Supreme Court's decision addressing the defendant's omnibus motion was posted on the UCS website.  In sum, it appears that nearly all of the relief, including dismissal and suppression of evidence, that was sought by the defense was denied by Justice Erlbaum.  A September 14th trial date has been set.  (LC)

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