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Court upholds UAlbany student's conviction after 2016 bus fight

Doug's Blog: A Tale of Two Karens? The UAlbany Bus Case Continues…

Feb 9, 2021 party bus The incident happened in January 2016. Arguments about one aspect of the case were heard in front of the Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court in February 2021. The world has changed immensely in that five year period, and it makes Ariel Agudio’s case all the more interesting. Agudio was convicted of making a false 9-1-1 call in which she claimed that she was jumped on CDTA bus by white men and women who made racial slurs against Agudio and her two friends. At issue is – was she convicted of that charge because she is African American? Her lawyer argued she was:

Lawyer tells court race influenced charges in UAlbany bus case

Lawyer tells court race influenced charges in UAlbany bus case FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 Ariel Agudio sits quietly during her sentencing Friday June 16, 2017 in front of Judge Roger McDonough at the Albany County Judicial Center in Albany, N.Y. Aguido s attorney argued to have her two convictions thrown out on Feb. 8, 2021. (Skip Dickstein/Times Union)SKIP DICKSTEINShow MoreShow Less 2of5Ariel Agudio, right joined by her attorney Mark Mishler responds to a question from the judge during her sentencing Friday June 16, 2017 in front of Judge Roger McDonough at the Albany County Judicial Center in Albany, N.Y. (Skip Dickstein/Times Union)SKIP DICKSTEINShow MoreShow Less

Law Beat: UAlbany bus attack appeal argument set for Monday

Law Beat: UAlbany bus attack appeal argument set for Monday FacebookTwitterEmail Ariel Agudio, right joined by her attorney Mark Mishler responds to a question from the judge during her sentencing Friday June 16, 2017 in front of Judge Roger McDonough at the Albany County Judicial Center in Albany, N.Y. Mishler is arguing in appellate court Monday Feb. 8, 2021 that both charges Agudio was sentenced to be thrown out. (Skip Dickstein/Times Union)SKIP DICKSTEINShow MoreShow Less Asha Burwell confers with her attorney Frederick Brewington, left during her sentencing Friday June 16, 2017 in front of Judge Roger McDonough at the Albany County Judicial Center in Albany, N.Y. Brewington successfully argued to have one of two charges thrown out for Burwell in 2020. (Skip Dickstein/Times Union)SKIP DICKSTEINShow MoreShow Less