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FOR A JOB WELL DONE  - Kings County District Attorney Charles J. Hynes (far right) congratulates key players in the production of the film documentary, “Charge it to the Game,” created by YCP (Youth and Congregation in Partnership), an initiative started by DA Hynes. From left: Joseph Rodman, who directed the film, Joan Gabbidon, senior Deputy District Attorney, who runs the YCP program; Deborah Lashley, Executive Assistant District Attorney, and Susan-Sojourna Collier, who produced the documentary. The documentary premiered at the Brooklyn Public Library on Feb. 3.

Kings County District Attorney Charles J. Hynes Discusses Film Documentary On Gun Violence, Seeks Community Help To Stem The Problem, Especially Among Young People >PRESS RELEASE

Several members of DA Hynes’ staff, volunteers, and community leaders were on hand to lend a helping hand at the premier on Wednesday of the documentary film, “Charge it to the Game,” produced in collaboration of the District Attorney’s YCP program. Among them were Dr. Robert Kurtz of Kings County Hospital Center, Alfred Scott, Joseph Rodman, William Aviles, Brenda Sandford and Joan Gabbidon, Senior Deputy District Attorney.

Kings County District Attorney Charles J. Hynes (center) led a community relief effort last Saturday at the Caton Market in Flatbush, to aid victims of Haiti’s devastating earthquake. Several members of DA Hynes’ staff, including Lance Ogiste, counsel to the District Attorney participated in the drive. Some of them helped pack barrels of canned and other non-perishable provisions for shipment to Haiti. Also present was Roy Hastick, president of the Caribbean American Chamber of Commerce which operates the Caton Market

With his wife, Patricia, holding the family Bible, Kings County District Attorney Charles J. Hynes is administered the oath of office by Justice Theodore T. Jones, of NYS Court of Appeals, to begin his sixth term. DA Hynes took the oath at Steiner Studios in Brooklyn, before a crowd that included former Gov. Mario Cuomo, Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals Jonathan Lippman, Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice, Queens County District Attorney Richard Brown, and Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance.

RUSSIAN HERITAGE  - District Attorney Charles J. Hynes (2^nd left), congratulates five members of the Brooklyn Russian-American community whom he cited on Tuesday, January 26, at a special Russian Heritage program which he hosted at the Brooklyn Supreme Court Ceremonial Room. From left, Sue Fox, Executive Director, Shorefront YM-YWHA of Brighton Beach; Sophia Vinokurova, member of the M&I International and National, Inc., Alexander Gurevich, a member of DA Hynes’ staff, who served as master of ceremonies for the occasion; Fira Rotkov, of the M&I International and National, Dr. Inna V. Litrovnik, Senior Director of the Madelleine Brog Community Services Clinics; and Raisa Chernina, President and Founder of the Be Proud Foundation.

Kings County District Attorney Charles J. Hynes Announces Conviction Of Medical Technician Who Sexually Abused 65-Year-Old Patient

District Attorney Charles J. Hynes Hosts Forum On Child Abuse
In Brooklyn’s Orthodox Jewish Community

Kings County District Attorney Charles J. Hynes addressed the opening session of a forum he convened at this office on Monday, to discuss domestic abuse in Brooklyn’s Orthodox Jewish community. He said that domestic violence, child neglect, and all forms of abuse are afflictions with no borders or boundaries. “They affect every community, every ethnic group, every class of society, rich or poor, black or white, young or old, recent immigrants and well established families. There is nothing more precious than the sanctity of family life and nothing more tragic than conduct that destroys that family harmony,” said DA Hynes...