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Sheila Harris was moved to tears as she recounted her cousin's death in a hit-and-run accident, which was attributed to a driver who was able to enjoy the Christmas holiday at home

What The Post, along with the NYPD and several Democratic legislators, is requesting is a revival of some basic common sense

Attorney Michael Avenatti, who is currently facing numerous challenges, has been ordered to remain in custody until his trial after being arrested late Tuesday on charges that include money laundering

A judge in Brooklyn released a man without requiring bail after he was arrested for a shooting that triggered retaliation, ultimately injuring three innocent bystanders

For more than seven months, we've been cautioning against the craziness of the "no bail" legislation that took effect on January 1 — yet we remain astounded by the rapid succession of outrageous incidents. How severe must the situation become before New York legislators act to safeguard the public?

Gerod Woodberry, a repeat bank robber whose offenses have been used as examples of the challenges facing bail reform, was suspected of having committed another robbery

Court records indicate that a grand jury in the Brooklyn Supreme Court charged Tiffany Harris on January 7 with three counts of felony assault categorized as a hate crime

Steven Haynes, 40, the suspect, was taken into custody on charges such as felony assault on a police officer for the attack on December 26. However, he was released without bail following his arraignment

The legislation became effective on January 1 and has since led to demands for modifications from law enforcement, centrist Democrats, and even Mayor Bill de Blasio

A man from Manhattan was grinning on Sunday after being released without bail following charges that he attacked his grandmother, leaving his grandparents frightened and furious that he's out and about again

Former NYPD Police Commissioner Bill Bratton is the latest to criticize the new lenient bail laws, labeling the statewide criminal justice reform as "a disgrace."

A homeless man, who was previously released without bail despite repeated street assaults, will undergo a mental health evaluation while in custody after his most recent encounter with law enforcement

Public Advocate Jumaane Williams, along with supporters of New York's criminal justice reforms, want to act as if addressing its shortcomings requires fully bringing back cash..

It seems that the public isn't really keen on criminal defendants accused of major crimes strolling out of courthouses while their supposed victims are still in the hospital (assuming they survived)

Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie states he has no plans to alter New York's controversial overhaul of the criminal justice system, which has angered prosecutors, police, and some judges by eliminating most bail requirements and mandating the early disclosure of evidence in cases

Fotis Dulos was placed under house arrest on Thursday while awaiting trial for the purported murder of his missing estranged wife, Jennifer Dulos

Outrageous: Reputed Crips gang-banger Courtney Thompson got barely a wristslap for flinging a bucket of water at two police officers’ heads.

Cornell Neilly, who wore an expensive Burberry shirt during a 2012 heist, has been busted for more than a dozen bank robberies after being out of jail for less than a month when he allegedly robbed a Chase branch on Saturday.

New York’s Legislature returns to work today, with one urgent priority: Fix the botched criminal-justice “reforms” it passed last year.

The bail reforms have come under intense scrutiny in recent weeks as prosecutors charge the changes leave them unable to hold suspects in many of the hate crimes cases they are investigating.

A backlash is coming. The progressive revolution will spark unstoppable public anger, and that’s salutary, indeed.

The law that Cuomo signed to end most cash bail — setting defendants free shortly after an arrest — isn’t what he said he would sign a year previously.

A campaign to revise New York’s controversial new no-bail law has catapulted to the top of the legislative agenda in 2020 as moderate Democrats try to limit the political fallout from the ­reforms.

Thanks to New York state’s new “no-bail” law, near-instant release is mandated unless a suspect is charged with one of a handful of violent crimes.

Tiffany Harris -- arrested and released twice in three days after being charged in separate misdemeanor assaults in Brooklyn, including on a trio of Orthodox Jewish women -- was arrested a third time on New Year's Eve.