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Murder Alleged at 16 Can Be Charged Anytime Maurene Comey Argues SDNY Judge Wood Agrees

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SDNY COURTHOUSE, April 24 – Charged with the 20 June 2010 murder of David Moore on 122nd Street in  East Harlem, Jamal Anderson & Hasahn Murray (who were 17 and 16 at the time) on April 24 argued that the charges are unconstitutional.

   U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York Judge Gregory H. Woods made short work of the argument, then read a long, seemingly pre-prepared decision denying the motion to dismiss. Inner City Press covered and answered questions online about it.

    When Murray's lawyer asked for time to brief a question that had come up, Judge Woods says no, that it is "shocking" that these arguments weren't ready. 

   In the case, Assistant US Attorneys Jacob Warren and Maurene Comey have argued that because the two men are charged with a crime punishable by death, there is no statute of limitation, citing the Second Circuit's decision in US v. Payne, 591 F.3d 46 (2d Cir. 2020).

Judge Woods agreed. Inner City Press will continue to cover this case. It is US v. Adamson, 19-cr-702 (Wood).

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