“Albany must act, and it must directly confront a criminal legal system that has long dehumanized the people we serve,” New York City public defender organizations wrote in a letter outlining their legislative priorities.
January 06, 2021 at 03:23 PM
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New York state lawmakers kicked off a new legislative session Wednesday in the backdrop of a worsening winter coronavirus surge.
The state Legislature will have the opportunity to move on a variety of big-ticket issues this session like marijuana legalization, criminal justice reform and tax increases on the wealthy to help solve the state’s coronavirus budget troubles.
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