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MIDDLE VILLAGE, N.Y.—Xavier Fernandez came to court in this Queens neighborhood to fight a minor charge. Then a cross-eyed cat jumped on the table.
“You got any problem with a cat being in this hearing?” said Hearing Officer Brad Lamel, who serves as a judge. Rocky the office cat arched his back and sidled up to the defendant. Mr. Fernandez said he was allergic.
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