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«8 de 8″… Conducir en estado de Negro en el Bronx

enero 22, 2013

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It seems that everyone knows that NYPD imposes arrest and summons quotas on its force except Spokesman Paul Browne and the folks inside NYPD’s public information bureau. OK, well they know it too, it’s just their job to lie about it. We met a couple of fine gentlemen rece

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Pagar por los pecados de tu hermano

enero 13, 2013

by Leo Glickman

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Darnell Dekker is a great young man with a brother who’s not quite as good. He heard his brother had stolen a phone from someone he know. Darnell lives with his grandparents in a private house in Far Rockaway, Queens. Darnell was on the sidewalk we the girl who was purportedl

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Judge Scheindlin Strikes Blow to Illegal Stops and Frisks and Phony Trespass Charges

enero 09, 2013

by Leo Glickman

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In a major blow to NYPD’s stop and frisk program, Federal judge Shira Scheindlin ruled that the City had a municipal policy to illegally stop and frisk African Americans and Latinos who were present in and around Operation “Clean Halls” buildings. موقع ٣٦٥ Operation

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Comptroller John Liu Presses for City to Settle the Central Park 5 Lawsuit

enero 08, 2013

by Leo Glickman

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We read today that New York City Comptroller John Liu is urging Corporation Counsel — the lawyers for the City — to negotiate a settlement in the Central Park Five case. For those of you perhaps too young to remember, that was a case in which 5 teenagers were accused and

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Cop Claims Flipping the Middle Finger a Cry for Police Assistance

enero 05, 2013

by Leo Glickman

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This one isn’t one of our cases, but worth a post. ivermectina 12 mg price in pakistan Bless them. The folks in the upstate NY town of St. Johnsville have never been exposed to such things, at least according to the local police. You see, when Jon Swartz, a Vietnam veteran, was

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My Quote In This Week’s Village Voice

enero 03, 2013

by Andrew Stoll

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I’m quoted today in a lengthy Village Voice article about Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes, written by Graham Rayman, who does excellent reporting about policing and corrections issues. http://www.villagevoice.com/2013-01-02/news/Charles-Hynes-brooklyn/ Just a few words about

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Cops Plant Drugs in Payphone, Charge Local Man with Possession

enero 03, 2013

by Leo Glickman

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In 2010, Randolph McNeil was 30 years old. is ivermectin safe for australian shepherds He was working nights and staying home days taking care of his daughter while his girlfriend worked regular hours. One evening when his girlfriend got home from work, he left the apartment to get

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What can I do if my arrest record was not properly sealed?

diciembre 23, 2012

by Andrew Stoll

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In New York, when you beat a criminal case, the criminal record is «sealed». This effectively should mean that no records relating to the arrest- including photographs- should be available to view, subject to fairly strict exceptions. But the NYPD has done both formal and informal

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Police Brutality Blotter

diciembre 21, 2012

by Leo Glickman

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Bienvenido a Stoll, Glickman & El blog de los derechos civiles de Bellina. Cuando la policía efectuar un arresto por un delito, Policía de Nueva York y la oficina del fiscal de distrito a menudo condenan a la persona en los medios de comunicación antes de que el acusado ha incluso apareció ante un juez, mucho menos presentado su caso ante un jurado. كيفية ل

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