Years in solitary led to $390K settlement. But NY's ‘Son of Sam’ law keeps it frozen.

ALBANY — For 23 hours a day, Anthony Marshall sat alone in a cell no bigger than a bathroom. The teenager’s time in solitary confinement stretched from months into years as his mental health unraveled. 

Now, more than a decade later, a $390,000 settlement tied to that extended isolation has been frozen by the state, caught in a legal fight over who gets the money.

Read the full article in the Times Union.