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The New Yorker – Scaring is a criminal defense attorney of renown on Long Island…has a reputation for taking cases that seem unwinnable — and winning them.

PUBLICATION: The New Yorker
BY: Janet Malcolm
DATE: 07-03-2010

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The New Yorker – Scaring is a criminal defense attorney of renown on Long Island…has a reputation for taking cases that seem unwinnable — and winning them.

Stephen P. Scaring, Esq.