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Niagara County Independence Party Endorses Seamen for Niagara County District Attorney

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Reporter Staff  ·  January 1, 2020
Niagara County Independence Party Endorses Seamen for Niagara County District Attorney
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Attorney and former prosecutor Brian Seaman.

 

By: Staff Reports

The Niagara County Independence Party has announced its endorsement of Brian Seaman for the office of Niagara County District Attorney.  

The announcement was made by county Independence Party Chairwoman Susan Angelo-Eberwein who said, “Strong law enforcement is of upmost importance, and Brian Seaman’s educational background and experience as a prosecutor make him an ideal candidate for District Attorney.  As an Assistant District Attorney Seaman took on a wide variety of criminal prosecutions ranging from high-profile white-collar crimes to murders.  His hard work and success as a prosecutor earned him the respect of the law enforcement community throughout the County, and the Independence Party is proud to endorse him in the upcoming election.”

Eberwein continued, “In his interview with us, Brian demonstrated a keen understanding of the challenges facing law enforcement in this day and age.  He is very mindful of the victims of crime and is committed to putting in the hard work necessary to bring those who have committed crimes to justice.  I have no doubt that Brian Seaman will continue the excellent work that we expect from our District Attorney’s Office.” 

In addition to his experience as a prosecutor, Brian Seaman has served as a law clerk to a United States Magistrate Judge in the federal court system, and as municipal attorney to several Niagara County municipalities.  

He has also practiced law privately as a partner in the law firm Seaman Norris LLP.   Seaman is a Lockport High School graduate and received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Notre Dame, cum laude, and his law degree from Loyola University Chicago Law School, magna cum laude. 

 

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