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While it is clearly illegal to use an invalid MetroCard to sneak onto the New York subway, it is not clear exactly what laws are being broken. In a pair of companion decisions, a Brooklyn judge has set out to establish a framework for prosecuting individuals who use specially bent expired cards to gain access without paying, as well as those who "sell swipes" from unlimited MetroCards. The city has used a variety of legal theories to prosecute bent-card and other MetroCard-misuse cases.
June 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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