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Adams talks ‘antiquated’ criminal justice infrastructure following mayoral summit

By Dean Moses Posted on October 23, 2022
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Mayor Eric Adams wrapped up his weekend summit on criminal justice Sunday with an appeal for New Yorkers on both sides of the political spectrum to come together for a safer city.

The Summit saw members of law enforcement, judges, district attorneys, and advocacy group leaders descend upon Gracie Mansion over the weekend in order to discuss the current state of the criminal justice system. The Adams administration hoped that each unique perspective could come together and offer insight into how the criminal justice system can better serve New Yorkers.

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Adams talks ‘antiquated’ criminal justice infrastructure following mayoral summit

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