Queens assembly members resist senate plan to overhaul bail law
/The Senate’s proposal would get rid of cash bail completely, but give judges discretion to remand defendants.
Read MoreThe Senate’s proposal would get rid of cash bail completely, but give judges discretion to remand defendants.
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Read MoreWhoever wins the special election will have the ultimate power to address the community board disparities.
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Read MoreAnthony Miranda is a retired NYPD sergeant advocating for police officers and communities of color.
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Read More“I knew that the system was biased but I didn't completely understand how crooked it was.”
Read MoreHundreds of thousands of dollars have poured into the campaign committees of six likely candidates.
Read MoreSo far, two people have declared their candidacy for the office.
Read MoreLeroy Comrie and Assemblymember Alicia Hyndman host a screening of the Netflix Documentary “Grass is Greener.”
Read MoreThe DA’s Office contributed more than $1.67 million to pay for improvements in 19 courtrooms.
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