Former Brooklyn district attorney Eugene Gold dies at 100
Briefly

Eugene Gold’s legacy as Brooklyn District Attorney is marked by his tireless efforts in fighting crime, advocating for justice, and addressing wrongful convictions during his 13-year service.
Gold's innovative approach to law enforcement included the development of the 'Gold Bug,' a pivotal device used to disrupt organized crime, showcasing his commitment to modern criminal prosecution.
His work not only focused on Johannesburg cases but also on civil rights, exemplified by his actions in the Wylie-Hoffert case, where he fought against wrongful prosecution.
Gold's advocacy for Soviet Jewry and collaboration with senators underpinned significant legislative changes, reflective of his belief in justice and human rights beyond the courtroom.
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