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New York Daily News: Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez Supports the CREEP Act! - C.A. Goldberg

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We are thrilled to share that Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez wrote an op-ed for the New York Daily News in support of the Ceasing Repeated and Extremely Egregious Predatory Behavior Act, aka the CREEP Act. Earlier this year, our firm announced our renewed support for New York State bill S3394/A3226 which protects all New Yorkers who are being stalked.  The present law in New York only civilly protects stalking victims who are related t…
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New York Daily News: Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez Supports the CREEP Act! - C.A. Goldberg

We are thrilled to share that Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez wrote an op-ed for the New York Daily News in support of the Ceasing Repeated and Extremely Egregious Predatory Behavior Act, aka the CREEP Act. Earlier this year, our firm announced our renewed support for New York State bill S3394/A3226 which protects all New Yorkers who are being stalked.  The present law in New York only civilly protects stalking victims who are related t…

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