Justice

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Jails

The Possibilities and Limitations of Receivership for New York City Jails

Hernandez Stroud Aug. 03 2023

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Setting the Stage

What We're Reading

Greg Berman Jun. 28 2023

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Setting the Stage

The Public Square

Ted Alcorn Jun. 28 2023

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data

The Rule of Law Applies on Rikers, Too

Elizabeth Glazer Jun. 12 2023

Graffiti reading 'Who killed Jordan Neely?' beside two police officers

Subway Crime

A City of Two One-Track Minds

Brandon del Pozo May. 17 2023

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Jails

What You Don’t Know Will Hurt You

Elizabeth Glazer, Martha King, Sarena Townsend Apr. 27 2023

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Safety

‘A Confusing Mess’: How New York's Bail Laws Look from the Bench

Vital City Mar. 30 2023

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Safety

To Prevent Crime, Respect the Role of Self-Control

Alex R. Piquero Mar. 30 2023

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Justice

Poverty, Disadvantage and Violence

Alia Nahra, Bruce Western Mar. 28 2023

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Building Blocks

Ideas in Action: More Non-Profits, Fewer Crimes

Gerard Torrats-Espinosa Mar. 28 2023

A black title card reads 'Crime in 22: Looking Back, Looking Forward’

Crime

Crime, a Symposium: Looking Back, Looking Forward

Aaron Chalfin, A Survey Mar. 16 2023

A black title card reading Crime in 22, Looking Back Looking Forward

Crime

What Crime Trends Are in Store This Year?

Thomas Abt Mar. 16 2023

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