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Jamaican-born attorney vies for Queens Civil Court Judge

By Nelson A. King Posted on September 25, 2024

As a young girl who was born in St. Andrew, Jamaica, Mary-Ann Maloney wrote that she wanted to be a judge in one of her reading books.

“I don’t know what prompted the thought, but the memory has always stayed with me,” Maloney told Caribbean Life over the weekend.

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Jamaican-born attorney vies for Queens Civil Court Judge

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