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7 po - cl aes 2. Ss or rr ae NY 92-911 a GALANTE after the CARLO TRESCA murder because he was being held without charge. Parole records further reflected that while GALANTE was in prison as a result of his parole being revoked, THOMAS DAUGHERTY, attorney, of Troy, New York, became interested in his case and visited GALANTE on May 25, 1944, accompanied by MARCUS » 48180 an attorney, who j ote visite who was also an inmate of that p ork Office.) ‘The par her reflec that there were two p7c CARMINE GALANTES other than the parolee, and a le e used for his own purpose contained facts which were only applicable to the ease of the other CARMINE GALANTE, DAUGHERTY appealed to the Special Term of the County Court, Clinton County, Platsburg, New York, on July 31, 1944, requesting that the time served by GALANTE he ese rie ee eee ee ee ee credited; however, this was dismissed by the judge. Later on December 21, 1944 the subject was discharged from Clinton Prison on a court orcer signed by the Honorable ANDREW W, RYAN, Supreme Court Justice, Clinton County, New ° York, The Department of Correcticn had computed his rblease as being March 15, 1945, but this ccurt order caused his release on December 21, 19/4} with no parole supervision, At the time of the subject's arrest for speeding on October 18, 1955, attorney REIMO ALLIO of Johnson City, New York, represented him at the Binghamton substation of the New York State Police, GALANTE was later represented in this . speeding arrest by DONALD W, KRAMER, then Mayor of Binghamton , New York,