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Piecyk, understandably, got scared. He wrote to Queens District Attorney John J. Santucci that after he read that Gotti was not merely one of the "punks in the Mob" but "was next in line for Godfather, naturally, my idea of pursuing this matter dropped. I can't and will not live the rest of my life in fear." When Piecyk was finally put on the witness stand, he lost his memory. He could not recall having been robbed by anyone. Wearing dark glasses, he pointedly avoided looking at Gotti, who lounged at the defense table, nattily dressed in a dark...
Queens District Attorney John Santucci, who is prosecuting the case, was outraged. Pointing out that his assistants had read each suspect his rights with Heller present, Santucci asked, "What else am I supposed to do to protect him? Give the man's lawyer a bar exam?" Criminal law experts tended to agree that Browne's ruling went too far. Said Columbia Law Professor Richard Uviller: "It makes the court guarantee that the advice a lawyer gives his client is sound. There's no precedent for that...
With the trial set to begin this week, Santucci faces a tough decision. He can go ahead without the confessions and hope that his other evidence is strong enough to satisfy the jury. Or he can seek a postponement and ask an appeals court to overturn Browne's ruling. An appeal would carry considerable risk, however: under state law, the prosecutor may not appeal unless he declares that the case is hopeless without the evidence at issue. If the appeal fails, the prosecutor is held to his declaration that he cannot proceed without that evidence. The result...
...York's gubernatorial primary to press for restoration of capital punishment. "I want him dead, dead, dead," she told reporters. Berkowitz's judges recommended that he never be paroled, but their counsel is in no way binding on future parole-board decisions. Said Queens District Attorney John Santucci: "The big fear is that those who follow us will forget what we went through...