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February
8

The trial of Anthony DiSimone in the 1994 slaying of Louis Balancio was the biggest case of Clement Patti’s career as a Westchester prosecutor.
But he had nothing to say about it this morning when confronted at the courthouse about a federal judge’s decision to throw out DiSimone’s conviction because prosecutors failed to turn hundreds of pages of exculpatory evidence over to the defense.
“I’m not going to talk about that case,” Patti, now in private practice, said without making any other comment.

This entry was posted on Thursday, February 8th, 2007 at 12:14 pm by Jon Bandler.
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  1. NY Tony

    Pirro’s office screwed up this case. Jeanine Pirro has to take the blame for this murdering thug being let out. I hope D.A. DiFiore’s office is going to fight to get the right to retry the case—- this time the right way!!

  2. man

    shall they retry the case with the actual murderer which was disclosed from all the evedence that was hidden by pirro and her lackies or keep an innocent man from being free why
    doesnt anyone want to talk about what was discoved and why it would cause a federal judge to free aman because he is proven innocent.the westchester da makes a joke out of peoples lives and justice . i hope you realise how duped eveyone has been by pirro for her glory for so long.she is in the press for her many wrongdoings, how ironic

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