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Robert Conroy, center, Jeffrey Conroy's father, leaves the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of teenager Jeffrey Conroy who's accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island. Jeffrey Conroy
Suffolk County executive Steve Levy announces his Republican candidacy for New York State governor outside the Capital building in Albany, N.Y., Friday, March 19, 2010. At left is his wife, Colleen. Suffolk County, NY
In this photo taken Feb. 3, 2010 homeless men and women stand in line to be searched before being bused to local churches serving as shelters in Riverhead, NY. Riverhead, NY
HEMPSTEAD, NY - FEBRUARY 20: New York Governor David Paterson waits to give a speech formally announcing his candidacy for re-election February 20, 2010 in Hempstead, New York. Governor Paterson launched his campaign for a full four-year term as New York's governor at an event in his childhood home of Hempstead on New York's Long Island. Long Island, NY
PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI - JANUARY 15: People search through the rubble of the Justice Department building that was destroyed by the massive earthquake January 15, 2010 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Planeloads of rescuers and relief supplies headed to Haiti as governments and aid agencies launched a massive relief operation after a powerful earthquake that may have killed thousands. Many buildings were reduced to rubble by the 7.0-strong quake on January 12. U.S. Department of Justice
Suffolk County executive Steve Levy, right, kisses his wife, Colleen, during an announcement for his Republican candidacy for New York State governor outside the Capital building in Albany, N.Y., Friday, March 19, 2010. Steve Levy
New York Times best-selling authors and syndicated radio hosts Rick and Bubba talk about their favorite subject - food - in their new book, Rick and Bubba's Big Honkin' Book of Grub. Where "the two sexiest fat men alive" eat, what they eat and their favorite family recipes. New York Times Company
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 20: Jockey Linda Meech (C) rides Elumino to win the Manhattan Rain At Arrowfield Stud Handicap race during the Anniversary Vase Race Day at Caulfield Racecourse on March 20, 2010 in Melbourne, Australia. Manhattan
Ecuador's Carmen Chala, top, charges Venezuela's Giovana Blanco during the women's over 78 kilograms judo competition of the South American Games in Medellin, Friday, March 19, 2010. Chala won the gold medal. Ecuador
NEW YORK - JANUARY 05: Long Island Rail Road president Helena Williams looks on at the opening of the Atlantic Terminal Pavilion of the Long Island Rail Road January 5, 2010 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City. The light-filled atrium, six years in the making, is built of limestone, granite and glass and connects New York's storied Long Island Rail Road to ten subway lines, serving 50,000 commuters daily. Long Island Rail Road
FILE -- A May 19, 2009 file photo shows Dr. Jorn Hurum speaking to reporters as a photo of "Ida", the 47 million year old fossilized remains of a primate, is projected on a screen during a news conference at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Erik Seiffert of Stony Brook University in New York reports in Nature the results of studies by Seiffert and his colleagues indicate "Ida" does not belong in the same primate category as monkeys, apes and humans. Stony Brook University
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JANUARY 14: Tennis star Maria Sharapova (C) Lord Mayor of Melbourne Robert Doyle (L) and TAG Heuer General Manager Philip Richards officially open TAG Heuer's first Melbourne boutique at Collins Street on January 14, 2010 in Melbourne, Australia. Robert Doyle

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Joselo Lucero, brother of Marcelo Lucero, gestures while listening to questions from the media outside the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of a teenager accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Joselo Lucero, brother of Marcelo Lucero, gestures while listening to questions from the media outside the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of a teenager accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Joselo Lucero, right, brother of Marcelo Lucero, listens to questions from the media outside the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of a teenager accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Joselo Lucero, right, brother of Marcelo Lucero, listens to questions from the media outside the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of a teenager accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Robert Conroy, second from left, Jeffrey Conroy's father, leaves the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of a teenager, Jeffrey Conroy, accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Robert Conroy, second from left, Jeffrey Conroy's father, leaves the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of a teenager, Jeffrey Conroy, accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Robert Conroy, foreground left of center, father of Jeffrey Conroy, leaves the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of teenager Jeffrey Conroy who's accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Robert Conroy, foreground left of center, father of Jeffrey Conroy, leaves the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of teenager Jeffrey Conroy who's accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Robert Conroy, center, father of Jeffrey Conroy, leaves the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of teenager Jeffrey Conroy who's accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Robert Conroy, center, father of Jeffrey Conroy, leaves the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of teenager Jeffrey Conroy who's accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Robert Conroy, center, Jeffrey Conroy's father, leaves the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of teenager Jeffrey Conroy who's accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Robert Conroy, center, Jeffrey Conroy's father, leaves the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of teenager Jeffrey Conroy who's accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Joselo Lucero, center, brother of Marcelo Lucero, enters the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010, with Hispanics Across America president Fernando Mateo, left, and his attorney Kevin Faga. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of a teenager accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Joselo Lucero, center, brother of Marcelo Lucero, enters the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010, with Hispanics Across America president Fernando Mateo, left, and his attorney Kevin Faga. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of a teenager accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Joselo Lucero, center, brother of Marcelo Lucero, enters the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010, with Hispanics Across America president Fernando Mateo, left, and his attorney. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of a teenager accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Joselo Lucero, center, brother of Marcelo Lucero, enters the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010, with Hispanics Across America president Fernando Mateo, left, and his attorney. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of a teenager accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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"Unless there's some type of psychological injury, then I would say that it's unusual for the DA's office to pay these expenses for such a period of time"


Jim Cohen Mar 20 2010 12:42 AM from Newsday

"Marcelo was ready to defend himself but he just didn’t back down."


Jeffrey Conroy Mar 18 2010 6:12 PM from The New York Times

"Now it's time for justice ... Justice for my brother."


Marcelo Lucero Mar 08 2010 10:44 AM from New York Post
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Joselo Lucero, brother of Marcelo Lucero, gestures while listening to questions from the media outside the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of a teenager accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Joselo Lucero, brother of Marcelo Lucero, gestures while listening to questions from the media outside the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of a teenager accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Joselo Lucero, right, brother of Marcelo Lucero, listens to questions from the media outside the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of a teenager accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Joselo Lucero, right, brother of Marcelo Lucero, listens to questions from the media outside the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of a teenager accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Robert Conroy, second from left, Jeffrey Conroy's father, leaves the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of a teenager, Jeffrey Conroy, accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Robert Conroy, second from left, Jeffrey Conroy's father, leaves the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of a teenager, Jeffrey Conroy, accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

AP 

Robert Conroy, foreground left of center, father of Jeffrey Conroy, leaves the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of teenager Jeffrey Conroy who's accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Robert Conroy, foreground left of center, father of Jeffrey Conroy, leaves the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of teenager Jeffrey Conroy who's accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Robert Conroy, center, father of Jeffrey Conroy, leaves the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of teenager Jeffrey Conroy who's accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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Robert Conroy, center, father of Jeffrey Conroy, leaves the courtroom in Riverhead, N.Y., Thursday, March 18, 2010. Opening statements were expected Thursday in the murder trial of teenager Jeffrey Conroy who's accused of fatally stabbing Marcelo Lucero, an immigrant from Ecuador, a case that sparked a federal probe of police responses to hate crimes on eastern Long Island.

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