#criminal-justice

#criminal-justice

New York State is reconsidering its evidence-sharing rules for prosecutors due to increased case dismissals blamed on compliance challenges.

A majority of New York judges do not publish their decisions, limiting judicial transparency and public understanding.

Sam Gould resigned from Redbridge Council after being convicted of indecent exposure, emphasizing the need for stronger enforcement against serious crimes by politicians.

Adnan Syed's sentence modified to time served after new law gives minors a path to release, closing a long-running true crime case.

The risk assessment formula in Spain leads to biased decisions based on outdated data, particularly penalizing foreign prisoners.

Zsolt Zsolyomi, a Hungarian man, pleads not guilty to two murders after a history of overstaying his visa and criminal charges.

A San Jose restaurant owner faces serious federal charges for allegedly sex trafficking a runaway girl across the U.S.

Harvey Weinstein's dental issues have worsened during his prison time, highlighting health care challenges for inmates.

The rise of women in prison globally is driven by poverty, abuse, and discriminatory laws targeting vulnerable groups.

Countries are criminalizing survival acts like theft and begging, disproportionately impacting women.

There is a significant need for investment in support services instead of criminalization.

Cuomo defends bail reforms as rectifying social injustices, advocating for judicial discretion and increased police hires during his mayoral campaign.