One month to go: criminal justice, housing enter back into fold
Criminal justice advocates expect litigation on bail while housing policy remains to be seen on whether Hochul can rebuild political coalitions
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Criminal justice advocates expect litigation on bail while housing policy remains to be seen on whether Hochul can rebuild political coalitions
Jordan Neely's death by chokehold shines a light on New York’s law that governs the use of force by civilians and the risks of chokeholds.
Authorities have identified the man who killed Jordan Neely in a lethal chokehold on a New York subway.
On May 1, a 24-year-old man named Daniel Penny choked Jordan Neely, 30, to death on a New York City subway train. Mr. Penny has not been charged.
New York City prosecutors are hating on an agreement struck by Gov. Kathy Hochul and state lawmakers to limit the time defendants can challenge whether prosecutors have turned over evidence related to cases – an idea DAs brought to the budget table.