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closing memos can be obtained unless there is good reason to withhold its release. sometimes they are redacted. they are not online though, to my knowledge. they are not part of the criminal online docket. i hope i answered your question.

it *is* a choice. you can choose to ignore what is written and what is loudly implied. in fact, what is implied is often more loudly communicated than what is actually written. Manny wants to win, Manny wants to give the kid a second, or third or fourth chance (not sure which). Manny may...

And here's the best from Barry, as to the fourth player with legal issues

i read the prosecutor's memo and if you can read between the lines you know what happened.

if manny is considering reinstating Tae who certainly acted "improperly" but was released because the victim and sole witness recanted, there is no chance in **** that Manny is suspending Scaife whose charges were dropped because the arrest was somewhat silly in nature and the prosecutor deemed...

domestic violence cases are rarely clear.

He needs to move on and play somewhere else. Reading the memo explaining the decision not to prosecute it is pretty clear what happened the day of the incident and what happened after the incident. She recanted because in her mind it is in her best long term interest to recant.

exactly, i grew up on block from 82nd Avenue and Bird. My parents have lived in that house for 50 years.

i know. it was on 82nd Avenue and Bird Road, the heart of Westchester.