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NYC comptroller: Don't blame bail reform for higher crime - Vimarsana News

NYC comptroller: Don't blame bail reform for higher crime

NEW YORK (AP) — Two years into New York’s bold quest to eliminate pretrial...

Don't blame bail reform for higher crime, NYC watchdog says - Vimarsana News

Don't blame bail reform for higher crime, NYC watchdog says

NEW YORK (AP) — Two years into New York’s bold quest to eliminate pretrial incarceration for most crimes, state officials are considering abandoning some bail reforms — and locking up

Bail Reform NYC: Don't Blame It for Higher Crime, Watchdog Says – NBC New York - Vimarsana News

Bail Reform NYC: Don't Blame It for Higher Crime, Watchdog Says – NBC New York

New York City’s fiscal watchdog issued a report Tuesday refuting the claims of police leaders, unions and some politicians that bail reform is driving crime...

Student in NC Clemency Project secures commutation for man sentenced to life as a juvenile - Vimarsana News

Student in NC Clemency Project secures commutation for man sentenced to life as a juvenile

Student members of the pro bono project have facilitated the early release of five North Carolina men in the past two years.

Source: duke.edu
Readers sound off on Manhattan offices, bail reform pushback and sanctioning Russia - Vimarsana News

Readers sound off on Manhattan offices, bail reform pushback and sanctioning Russia

Brooklyn: As a middle-income worker with no corporate card, no expense account, and a neither-wheeling-nor-dealing job that will never woo “business travelers” to the city, I am tired of being told it is my civic duty to return to Manhattan to put my money into the NYC economy (“Get back,” editorial, Feb. 15).