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Lee C. Kindlon

Currently holds the office of Albany County District Attorney until December 31, 2028.

Candidate for Albany County District Attorney in 2024 New York General Election.

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Lee C. Kindlon

Albany County District Attorney

About Lee C. Kindlon

Professional Experience
The Kindlon Law Firm, PLLC, Founding Partner (2014 - Present)
US Marine Corps Reserve, Lieutenant Colonel, Judge Advocate (2000 - Present)
Albany County Alternate Public Defender, Assistant Alternate Public Defender (2007 - 2012)
Degrees
JD, University of Connecticut (2002)
Master's, Albany Law School, Financial Compliance and Risk Management (2023)
Bachelor's, Williams College, History (1998)

Criminal Justice / Public Safety

As a practitioner, Lee understands that IT’S TIME for a new approach to fix the Albany County DA’s office. He has the experience and know-how to get it done. It’s time to stop the pipeline of guns and drugs into Albany County. It’s time to put resources into alternative treatment courts. It’s time to stop making excuses and bring order back to the law in the Albany County District Attorney’s office. Learn more

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Albany County District Attorney in New York General Election
Albany County District Attorney in New York Primary Election

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