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Man Forced Into Willow Ave Shelter Suing City and State Gets Referred To SDNY Judge Cave

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SDNY COURTHOUSE, Aug 13 – Abdoulaye Traore sued for being forced to move from "a resident where he lived for 39 years" to the Willow Avenue Men's Shelter in The Bronx.

 On August 13 U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York Judge Andrew L. Carter held a proceeding. Inner City Press covered it.  

 The defense had three separate lawyers, for the State, City (a private law firm) and shelter. Traore was pro se, but effective.

Judge Carter asked, Have there been settlement discussions? Would you be open to them? No and yes, Traore replied. 
  Judge Carter referred the case to Magistrate Judge Sarah L. Cave.

It is Traore v. Lewis-Robinson et al., 19-cv-6284 (Carter / Cave)

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