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District Attorneys Association of the State of New York

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As of 1910 the association had approximately 30 members. Issues it addressed at its annual meetings in 1910 and 1911 included oral bookmaking (the taking of racetrack bets without writing), the need to curb reckless automobile driving, and the proper place of the insanity defense. The association
103:, called a meeting of the state's district attorneys that January, in order to discuss legal means to stop profiteering on food and fuel, as well as to foster better law enforcement, in the face of what was perceived as a crime wave afflicting the country. 138:. As of 2009, the association disseminated information on its website about the existing network of drug courts, and how the courts seek justice for addicts through education, intervention and diversion programs, and treatment, in order to reduce 74:
The membership of the association is all of the elected district attorneys, as well as many assistant district attorneys, from the 62 New York State counties. In 2002, the association reported its total membership to be approximately 1,000.
122:, but came to favor the idea of alternative courts and treatment for addicts and substance abusers, including the Drug Treatment Alternative to Prison or program, first implemented by District Attorney 263: 278: 268: 273: 59:, previously the New York State District Attorneys Association was created in 1909 as a professional organization for prosecuting attorneys (both 95:
evidently became inactive in the period from 1913 through 1921. It was revived in 1922 at the initiative of New York attorney general
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operate drug treatment courts. The association has at times requested that the legislature fund more prosecutors to staff these
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The association's founding was the idea of Beecher S. Clother, the district attorney in
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The New York State District Attorneys Association: An Illustrated History
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New York (state)
district attorneys
assistant district attorneys
New York State
Glen Falls (Warren County)
William Travers Jerome
Charles D. Newton
Harry M. Daugherty
New York Legislature
Rockefeller drug laws
Charles J. Hynes
Kings County, New York
district attorneys
courts
recidivism
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