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Subject New York Prosecutors Ignored Tainted Evidence Used Against Spanish-Speaking Drivers for Years
Date April 17, 2023 3:36 PM
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Mistranslated DWI warnings used in Westchester County may have pressured some drivers into taking a Breathalyzer test. The district attorney’s office didn’t investigate for three years.

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New York Prosecutors Ignored Tainted Evidence Used Against Spanish-Speaking Drivers for Years <[link removed]> Mistranslated DWI warnings used in Westchester County may have pressured some drivers into taking a Breathalyzer test. The district attorney’s office didn’t investigate for three years. by Brett Murphy

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Fiscales de Nueva York ignoraron evidencia contaminada utilizada durante años contra conductores hispanohablantes <[link removed]> Las advertencias por Conducir en Estado de Ebriedad mal traducidas utilizadas en el Condado Westchester habrían presionado a algunos conductores a someterse a pruebas de alcoholemia. La oficina del fiscal de distrito tardó tres años en investigar. por Brett Murphy <[link removed]>

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