Manhattan DA Office Cites Civil Rights Law to Unilaterally Seal Document
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Manhattan DA Office Cites Civil Rights Law to Unilaterally Seal Document The email exchange reveals that the Manhattan District Attorney’s office, under DA Cy Vance Jr., is invoking a civil‑rights statute to seal a document without a court order or hearing. While it suggests a possible overreach and raises transparency concerns, it lacks concrete details about the sealed material, financial transactions, or high‑level political actors, limiting its investigative immediacy. Key insights: DA office claims authority under Civil Rights Law § 50‑b to seal a document.; No court order or hearing was obtained before sealing.; Correspondence involves Danny Frost, communications director for DA Cy Vance Jr.
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