Judges can now order electronic monitoring instead of bail in New York City
/Some Rikers inmates will go home with ankle bracelets
Read MoreSome Rikers inmates will go home with ankle bracelets
Read More“In the age of COVID-19, triple shifts may be a death sentence.”
Read More“I cannot say the risk of non-appearance is near the risk of death.”
Read More“What horror and trauma must be happening inside the New York State prison system.”
Read MoreA Queens Supreme Court judge on Wednesday dismissed a petition to release eight defendants who defense attorneys said were at risk from the coronavirus inside Rikers Island jails.
Read MoreArraignments went fully remote — for everyone except the general public, court officers and clerks — last month.
Read More“They’re sitting there practically waiting to die.”
Read MoreAdvocates and local elected officials have called on Gov. Andrew Cuomo to release inmates serving the final term of their sentences in Queens’ lone state prison.
Read More“I left my robes at the courthouse, and they don’t want us to go back in there.”
Read More“They have now turned away and said, ‘Thanks for nothing.’”
Read More“The past several weeks have hit our officers very hard.”
Read MoreThe Queens County Clerk’s office is urging people to use an online system to access certain court records.
Read MoreThe Health Department said it could not confirm the claim.
Read More“Words are not actions, and this is a crisis that calls for decisive action.”
Read More“Our shift to a virtual court system has made it possible for participants in essential and emergency proceedings to appear remotely via Skype, dramatically reducing the number of people in our courthouses to protect public health and safety.”
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