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The Jail Next Door: A Look at the 14 Correctional Facilities in New York’s Neighborhoods

Closing Rikers will mean new or bigger jails in at least four neighborhoods. New York City already has 14 correctional Institutions besides those on the notorious Island. Most are barely noticed.

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