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Public Advocate hopeful JC Polanco also believes relatives of the severely mentally ill should be legally obligated to report when those patients appear dangerous.

ByCity Limits 1Comment

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May 2017

Opinion

CityViews: Police, Politics and the Puerto Rican Day Parade

Amid a struggle for Puerto Rican independence that has spanned three centuries, a police commissioner’s decision not to march in the annual parade is small potatoes.

ByJosmar Trujillo 6Comments

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May 2017

Justice Video

Video: Time for More Transparency on NYPD Data Gathering?

A city councilmember and civil-liberties lawyer discuss a move to increase oversight of the growing array of eavesdropping technologies employed by local law enforcement.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Apr 2017

Podcasts

Max & Murphy: The Mayor, the Money, the Borough Where it’s Sunny

City Limits and Gotham Gazette put aside their long and sometimes violent rivalry to discuss Mayor de Blasio’s relationship with the press, money in the 2017 campaign, and the upcoming…

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

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Apr 2017

Justice

City and State Lawmakers Move to Regulate Police Surveillance

Public oversight might finally start to catch up with the NYPD’s unparalleled city-wide network of surveillance cameras, license plate readers, gunshot detectors and environmental sensors.

ByAli Winston 0Comments

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Apr 2017

Opinion

CityViews: Lots of Talk About Closing Rikers, Not Enough About Shutting ‘Broken Windows’

Amidst the splash created by Mayor de Blasio’s pledge to close Rikers, it’s somewhat surprising that there hasn’t been more attention to the future of broken-windows policing.

ByTheodore Hamm 1Comment

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Mar 2017

Opinion

No Backspace: NY’s Rules for Policing Political Activity Still Need Tightening

Imagine a world where a federal judge has to tell civil liberties lawyers that they’ve conceded too much to the NYPD. Don’t imagine it. You’re living in it.

ByJosmar Trujillo 3Comments

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Mar 2017

In Depth Investigations Justice

Immigrants Face Threats and NYC’s Sanctuary Faces Limits

Bill de Blasio has added significantly to New York’s decades-old effort to protect the undocumented. But when it comes to fully resisting Trump’s aggro enforcement policy, the city’s political will…

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Jan 2017

In Depth Investigations Justice

Online Crime Reporting Takes Off in Many Cities, but not in NYC

From Baltimore County to San Antonio, LA to Chicago, many cities are now accepting reports of minor crimes via online tools.

ByLia Garot

BySemiramis Marte 1Comment

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Jan 2017

In Depth Investigations Justice

Massive Bronx Gang Prosecution Raises Fairness Questions

Last year’s huge takedown of 120 alleged members made headlines. But as some cases head to trial, there are questions about the basis for charges of mass conspiracy–and the prosecution’s…

BySimon Davis-Cohen 4Comments

GOP Candidate for City’s No. 2 Post Wants Registry of the Severely Mentally Ill

CityViews: Police, Politics and the Puerto Rican Day Parade

Video: Time for More Transparency on NYPD Data Gathering?

Max & Murphy: The Mayor, the Money, the Borough Where it’s Sunny

City and State Lawmakers Move to Regulate Police Surveillance

CityViews: Lots of Talk About Closing Rikers, Not Enough About Shutting ‘Broken Windows’

No Backspace: NY’s Rules for Policing Political Activity Still Need Tightening

Immigrants Face Threats and NYC’s Sanctuary Faces Limits

Online Crime Reporting Takes Off in Many Cities, but not in NYC

Massive Bronx Gang Prosecution Raises Fairness Questions

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