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    You are at:Home»In the News»Still No One Charged Eight Weeks After Death of Mentally-ill Rikers Island Inmate was Declared a Homicide

    Still No One Charged Eight Weeks After Death of Mentally-ill Rikers Island Inmate was Declared a Homicide

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    By on August 1, 2014 Faculty, In the News

    Fordham Law Professor James Cohen spoke with The New York Daily News about the investigation into the homicide of a mentally-ill Rikers Island inmate.

    “(Friday) will be eight weeks (since it was ruled a homicide),” Fordham Universtity law Prof. Jim Cohen told The News on Thursday. “That is a fairly long time for a murder that occurred in a fairly small universe.”

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