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Losing a place in public housing. Being barred from a job. Suffering immigration action. New York has a menu of “collateral consequences” attached to criminal convictions. Is there a consensus…

ByF. T. Green 0Comments

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Feb 2015

Uncategorized

Survey Results: Your Take on Broken Windows

A very unscientific sampling found ample skepticism, but of different stripes.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Jan 2015

Opinion

Op-Ed: Why NYPD’s ‘Predictive Policing’ Should Scare You

The police department’s embrace of data-driven policing, accelerated by new technology developed by the military and corporate America, is about to take a turn from tracking crime that has occurred…

ByJosmar Trujillo 3Comments

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Jan 2015

Uncategorized

Survey: Breaking Down Broken Windows

Protesters hate it. De Blasio defends it. But some of the disagreement over “broken windows” policing isn’t just about whether it’s right or wrong, but what exactly it is. Where…

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Jan 2015

Justice

‘Hands Up’ Goes Beyond Incident that Triggered It

An artist who is postering American cities with images of raised hands says conflicting evidence about the killing of Michael Brown hasn’t changed the power of his visual protest.

ByKathleen Caulderwood 0Comments

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Jan 2015

Justice

Amid Controversy, Public NYPD Data Answers Few Questions

Despite pledges of greater transparency, the de Blasio administration has yet to make accessible several key streams of data on crime and policing.

ByAdam Wisnieski 4Comments

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Dec 2014

Justice

Before Bed-Stuy: What de Blasio Actually Said About Cops

Police unions say there’s blood on the mayor’s hands. What did the mayor say to earn such a charge?

ByJarrett Murphy 2Comments

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Dec 2014

In Depth

UrbaNERD: De Blasio v. Lynch, Place v. People, Rudolph v. Fog

The disagreement between Bill de Blasio and Pat Lynch might look like an argument between a politician and a cop. But really it’s an argument between a politician … and…

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Dec 2014

Justice

No Indictment in Garner Case: The City Reacts

Reaction to the grand jury decision ranged from outrage to sympathy. Some called for a special prosecutor, others for the firing of the officer involved.

ByJarrett Murphy 3Comments

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Nov 2014

Education

Schools Pioneer Alternatives to the School-to-Prison Pipeline

After years of sharp criticism of the city’s approach to discipline, the de Blasio administration will soon release details of its revised take on school safety. But youth activists aren’t…

ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 1Comment

Certificate Confusion Puts Focus on Convictions’ Consequences

Survey Results: Your Take on Broken Windows

Op-Ed: Why NYPD’s ‘Predictive Policing’ Should Scare You

Survey: Breaking Down Broken Windows

‘Hands Up’ Goes Beyond Incident that Triggered It

Amid Controversy, Public NYPD Data Answers Few Questions

Before Bed-Stuy: What de Blasio Actually Said About Cops

UrbaNERD: De Blasio v. Lynch, Place v. People, Rudolph v. Fog

No Indictment in Garner Case: The City Reacts

Schools Pioneer Alternatives to the School-to-Prison Pipeline

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