Under Calls to Put Rikers in Receivership, Court Grants NYC an Extension for Reform Plan
DOC Commissioner Louis Molina urged U.S. District Chief Judge Laura Taylor Swain to allow him and the independent monitor in a long-running case to implement "long overdue" reform.
April 26, 2022 at 05:50 PM
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State and Local GovernmentThe commissioner of the New York City Department of Correction addressed his efforts to improve conditions at Rikers Island during a conference Tuesday before a federal judge, who agreed to give parties in the case three more weeks to work out a reform plan instead of moving ahead to the receivership sought by the plaintiffs.
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