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What’s the practical impact of all these troopers—and, for that matter, the other police forces that patrol the bridges, tunnels, airports and train lines—on the city’s criminal justice system?

ByJarrett Murphy 4Comments

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Feb 2018

Opinion

CityViews: Don’t Pin NYPD Pot Arrests on Community Complaints

The de Blasio administration sometimes argues that its enforcement of low-level crimes like marijuana possession is driven by calls to 311. But there’s little indication that arrest numbers and call…

ByTheodore Hamm 0Comments

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Feb 2018

Government

De Blasio Opens a New Front as First-Term Battles Grind On

Bill de Blasio’s state of the city address didn’t drop any novel ideas on NYCHA, homelessness, education, jobs or other big-ticket items. The mayor instead focused new energy on making…

ByJarrett Murphy 3Comments

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Feb 2018

Opinion

CityViews: De Blasio Must Lead Effort to Make Government Accountable for its Algorithms

‘The mayor’s looming appointment of a task force to scrutinize the city’s use of algorithms presents an opportunity to shape one of the most important conversations of the digital age.…

ByJoshua Norkin 1Comment

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Feb 2018

Justice

UrbaNerd: Dramatic Shifts in NYPD Street Arrests in the De Blasio Era

Broken windows policing changed substantially under de Blasio and Bratton even as both men defended that policing strategy to the hilt.

ByJarrett Murphy 4Comments

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Dec 2017

Government Justice

The Bigger Questions Raised by the Council’s Right to Know Vote

The City Council passed historic reforms by close margins over the fierce complaints of advocates claiming betrayal. As important as the drama and its outcome is what the debate revealed…

ByJarrett Murphy 3Comments

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Oct 2017

Uncategorized

Mayor’s Police Policy & NY’s Three Ballot Questions are in the Spotlight: Campaign Headlines for Oct. 25

Plus, a speaker candidate clarifies his views on gay rights and abortion.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Oct 2017

Justice

Bill de Blasio’s Police Reform Agenda has Achieved Much and Disappointed Many

Through human tragedy and political crisis, the mayor has delivered on specific reform promises and kept crime low. But he has fallen short of the sweeping change advocates hoped he…

ByJarrett Murphy 2Comments

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Sep 2017

Opinion

CityViews: Opioids are a Crisis, but Crack is Still a Scourge in Some Communities

‘Unlike the swift response to the opioid epidemic that’s hitting middle-class white Americans, the response to crack has fallen inexcusably short.’

ByMichael Walrond 0Comments

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Sep 2017

Housing and Homelessness Justice News

East Harlem Candidates Get Specific on Housing, Policing

District 8 candidates Robert Rodriguez and Tamika Mapp explained their approach to protecting the lowest income residents from displacement, policing the homeless, and more.

ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 1Comment

UrbaNerd: As NYPD Arrests Fewer, Other Police Agencies Bust More in NYC

CityViews: Don’t Pin NYPD Pot Arrests on Community Complaints

De Blasio Opens a New Front as First-Term Battles Grind On

UrbaNerd: Dramatic Shifts in NYPD Street Arrests in the De Blasio Era

The Bigger Questions Raised by the Council’s Right to Know Vote

Mayor’s Police Policy & NY’s Three Ballot Questions are in the Spotlight: Campaign Headlines for Oct. 25

Bill de Blasio’s Police Reform Agenda has Achieved Much and Disappointed Many

CityViews: Opioids are a Crisis, but Crack is Still a Scourge in Some Communities

East Harlem Candidates Get Specific on Housing, Policing

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