New York State Assembly Chamber in the State Capitol in Albany, New York
As New York has begun to implement the largest overhaul of its criminal justice laws in decades, the New York City Bar Association on Tuesday called on the state Legislature to build on those changes with a slew of other reforms intended to benefit defendants.
Those changes were included in a list of priorities from the NYCBA for this year’s legislative session, which is scheduled to start Wednesday in Albany.
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