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In many ways, Bay Street is like corridors in other de Blasio administration neighborhood plans. One difference is the tensions over race, policing and ‘quality of life’ that have played…

ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 3Comments

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Mar 2016

Opinion

No Backspace: The Public Relations of Counterterrorism

Ted Cruz’s Islamophobia is easy to reject. But New Yorkers should also be concerned about their city’s demand for more counter-terrorism funding from the federal government.

ByJosmar Trujillo 0Comments

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Mar 2016

Uncategorized

Brooklyn DA’s Logic in Letting Former Cop Avoid Prison

Prosecutor Ken Thompson says the cop who killed a man in a NYCHA stairwell shouldn’t do a day behind bars because he didn’t intend to hurt anyone. More than 200…

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Mar 2016

Uncategorized

Some Facts for Understanding New York City’s ‘Stabbing Spree’

New Yorkers who are murdered are more likely than murder victims elsewhere to be stabbed. And women are more likely to die from a knife attack than a gun assault.…

ByJarrett Murphy 2Comments

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Mar 2016

ARTS and CULTURE In Depth

Artists Find a Role in NYC’s Debate About Police, Race and Violence

Art has been part of the response to the killing of Eric Garner and other incidents. But artists with a political message can face challenges finding space to show their…

ByNekoro Gomes 2Comments

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Mar 2016

Justice

Would You Know a Search Warrant if You Saw One?

A report by the Civilian Complaint Review Board finds that the NYPD on several occasions has failed to follow proper procedure when entering private homes, often doing so without a…

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Feb 2016

In Depth

UrbaNerd:
‘Pig’ Remark Just the Latest Episode in 5 Decade Fight Over Civilian Review

Since at least 1966, police unions and city officials have been engaged in an often charged debate over who should decide whether a cop has abused his or her power.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Feb 2016

Opinion

No Backspace:
Want Real NYPD Reform? Cut its $4.9 Billion Budget

An activist argues that reforms—those recently passed or currently considered—will never really end the harm that Broken Windows policing does to communities of color. What would work is to make…

ByJosmar Trujillo 2Comments

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Feb 2016

Uncategorized

CityViews:
How Law Enforcement Solutions Backfire on the Homeless

Sleeping on the train, putting feet up, and even public urination can’t be solved (only) by law enforcement.

ByNorman Oder 0Comments

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Jan 2016

Opinion

No Backspace:
Doubts on De Blasio’s Gun Courts

The program would handle gun cases to serve one basic underlying purpose: to speed up gun convictions. Many, however, might not equate “fast tracking” with justice or due process.

ByJosmar Trujillo 0Comments

City’s Staten Island Rezoning Targets Contested Territory

No Backspace: The Public Relations of Counterterrorism

Brooklyn DA’s Logic in Letting Former Cop Avoid Prison

Some Facts for Understanding New York City’s ‘Stabbing Spree’

Artists Find a Role in NYC’s Debate About Police, Race and Violence

Would You Know a Search Warrant if You Saw One?

UrbaNerd:
‘Pig’ Remark Just the Latest Episode in 5 Decade Fight Over Civilian Review

No Backspace:
Want Real NYPD Reform? Cut its $4.9 Billion Budget

CityViews:
How Law Enforcement Solutions Backfire on the Homeless

No Backspace:
Doubts on De Blasio’s Gun Courts

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