CRIMEJun 12 · 13:27 UTCAMNYIsabella Gallo

A lifetime of advocating for her immigrant community, domestic violence survivors guides how Judge Madeline Singas shapes law on NY’s high court

Judge Madeline Singas, daughter of Greek immigrants, advocates for domestic violence survivors through her career in law, shaping New York's high court. She transitioned from translating for her immigrant community to prosecuting cases and establishing a Special Victims Bureau in Nassau County.

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Madeline SingaspersonGreek immigrantstopicQueensplaceNew York Court of Appealsorganizationdomestic violence survivorstopicNassau District Attorney’s officeorganizationSpecial Victims BureauorganizationFordham Law Schoolorganization

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