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Op-ed | Proposed parole reform would be deadly encore to new bail laws

By Thomas Kenniff

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NRA’s ‘unabated’ corruption justifies shutting it down, AG James argues

By Jonathan Stempel, Reuters

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Op-ed | The next Manhattan DA must help fix the incarceration crisis

By Mark Shervington

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Order in the courts: NYC gun crime cases to be expedited beginning next week

By Robert Pozarycki

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Lawmakers ask U.S. Justice Department to stop seeking death penalty

By Jonathan Allen, Reuters

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Safer city: Murder rate dropped 49.1% in July as NYPD, prosecutors squash street gangs

By Robert Pozarycki

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Carr v. de Blasio: Judicial inquiry takes shape in death of Eric Garner at hands of NYPD

By Dean Moses

Homeless men on the subway terminal platfrom being reached out by city homeless agents

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Fed Judge Halts City’s Plan to Move Homeless Back into Shelters

By Ariel Pacheco

Queens

‘Keep your word!’: Advocates for Chanel Lewis rally in Queens demanding DA Katz reopen murder case

By Dean Moses

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Bichotte Hermelyn, Jeffries Slam U.S. Supreme Court Voting Restrictions Ruling

By Nelson A. King

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Grenadian American jurist ‘privileged’ to serve on Brooklyn Supreme Court

By Nelson A. King

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Brooklyn Attorney Scherz Named to Cuomo Commission to Improve Family Courts

By Ariel Pacheco

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TPT Homeowners Get Greenlight for Fed Class Action Lawsuit

By Stephen Witt

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U.S. Supreme Court declines to expand police search powers

By Lawrence Hurley, Reuters

Queens

Haitian American lawyer Cassandra Johnson bids for Civil Court judgeship in Queens

By Nelson A. King

Brooklyn

Working Families Party wades into BK judicial races, endorses public defender

By Ben Brachfeld

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U.S. says Giuliani not above the law, cannot block review of phones

By Jonathan Stempel and Karen Freifeld, Reuters

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De Blasio’s busy Earth Day agenda: Oil industry lawsuits, composting return and electric autos

By Jacob Kaye

City Government

A hopefully ‘Safe Summer NYC’ as de Blasio rolls out public safety plans

By Ariama C. Long

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Democrats to unveil bill to expand U.S. Supreme Court by four justices

By Andrew Chung, Susan Cornwell and Jan Wolfe, Reuters

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Biden forms panel to study possible U.S. Supreme Court expansion

By Andrew Chung and Steve Holland, Reuters

Brooklyn

Judge Heela Capell is running for Kings County Civil Court

By Ariama C. Long

Brooklyn

Judicial Candidate Profile: Marva Brown Runs for Kings County Civil Court Judge

By Ariama C. Long

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Solitary ending at NYC jails, but incarcerated at Rikers need more COVID-19 vaccines

By Ariama C. Long

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