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Dweynie Paul, First Haitian American Elected NY Civil Court Judge
By Sherley Boursiquot
NEW YORK, BROOKLYN — Attorney Dweynie Esther Paul made history Tuesday, Nov. 4, by becoming the first Haitian American to be elected as a New York State civil court judge, leaving many Haitian Americans beaming with excitement.