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Sag Harbor Justice Argues in Federal Court

Thu, 10/24/2024 - 11:02

Carl Irace, an East Hampton attorney who is also a Sag Harbor Village Court Justice, is in a Manhattan federal court today to argue an appeal of a case involving “distribution of a controlled substance resulting in death.”

The matter is being heard in the Thurgood Marshall Courthouse in Lower Manhattan before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. The defendant, James Tunstall, was found guilty of the charge in February 2023 and was sentenced to a term of 30 years in prison.

On his behalf, Mr. Irace will cite the Eighth Amendment’s protections against “excessive punishment” and “deprivation of due process.”

On the Police Logs 10.24.24

On Saturday afternoon at the Huntting Inn, a woman caused $2,000 worth of damage to lights and lanterns, smashing them up, the manager told police, after she questioned a bartender about a former employee and objected to the response. After breaking eight lights, she got in an Uber and fled.

Oct 24, 2024

Sag Harbor Justice Argues in Federal Court

Carl Irace, an East Hampton attorney who is also a Sag Harbor Village Court Justice, is in a Manhattan federal court today to argue an appeal of a case involving “distribution of a controlled substance resulting in death.”

Oct 24, 2024

Hot Tea and a Hospital Trip

Two women were taken to Stony Brook Southampton Hospital on the morning of Oct. 15 after their southbound Honda hit a telephone pole on Flamingo Avenue in Montauk, near Mulford Avenue.

Oct 24, 2024

Steering Wheel Locked Up

Abraham’s Path was closed for several hours between Accabonac Road and Town Lane on Saturday afternoon after a man driving a 2015 Cadillac S.U.V. lost control of the vehicle and hit a utility pole.

Oct 17, 2024

 

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