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Sam Bankman-Fried will be allowed to use a cell phone with no internet as well as a laptop computer with limited functionality, court papers state.

Mayor Eric Adams wants retail shop owners and workers to head to Albany to lobby lawmakers about changing the state’s bail laws and cracking down on repeat offenders.

A recent report from the Data Collaborative for Justice at John Jay College of Criminal Justice highlights that recidivism rates have declined due to New York's bail reform laws implemented in 2020

Mark Twain once said “History never repeats itself, but it does often rhyme.” In New York State, we’re suffering through one of those rhymes.

Fentanyl causes the deaths of tens of thousands of Americans annually, including thousands in New York alone. Therefore, Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney's push to allow more drug-dealing charges to qualify for bail is absolutely essential

New York’s lax approach to crime has claimed yet another victim: a 21-year-old woman raped in her Manhattan apartment over the weekend.

State Sen. Jeremy Cooney basked in praise from Gov. Kathy Hochul before saying hours later he does not support her bail proposal after all.

On Wednesday, bodega owners in New York City expressed their backing for Governor Kathy Hochul's proposal to grant judges greater flexibility in determining bail. Their representative noted that repeat offenders were "taking advantage" of the state's contentious bail reform law

State pols on both sides of the aisle Monday lauded Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney’s demand for stricter bail laws for drug dealers as a deadly fentanyl wave sweeps New York.

Certain dealers charged with having and distributing deadly fentanyl are being let out, allowing them to continue selling this highly addictive and dangerous substance that claims thousands of lives

The Big Apple's shoplifting epidemic has sparked new moves in Albany aimed at clamping down on violent and unrepentant thieves, The Post has learned.

David Soares is district attorney of Albany County, N.Y. — where politics is paramount, where facts seldom matter, and where apostasy isn’t tolerated. No surprise, then, that Democrat Soares — an eloquent contrarian — is on the outs in the Democrat-dominated capital city.

A well-known critic of bail reform asserts that state Senate Democrats continue to misrepresent the details regarding the cancellation of his testimony at the January 30 legislative hearing

Post readers sound off on the state Senate disinviting Albany DA David Soares over his criticism of bail-reform laws.

What made Albany DA David Soares' intended statement to the state Senate "offensive" was purely because the left is unwilling to acknowledge the damage it has caused

Mayor Eric Adams notably omitted the words "bail reform" from his wish list for Albany lawmakers during his "Tin Cup Day" plea for state funding.

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The Big Apple's shoplifting epidemic is costing retail workers their jobs, Mayor Eric Adams said Wednesday.

Kudos to Governor Kathy Hochul for taking at least one meaningful step to address the state's disastrous bail reforms. However, there's still a lot more work to be done to curb New York's rampant crime

Progressives in Albany pretend the truth on crime is hard to determine; their denial would be laughable if it didn't empower so much needless suffering.

During a legislative hearing on Monday, officials pointed out how "troubling gaps" in data are hindering their capacity to comprehend the connection between increasing crime rates and contentious criminal justice reforms

The Issue: Adam Coleman's article on Rev. Al Sharpton backing policies that lead to crime. Rev. Al Sharpton has built a career on creating division among us..

Al Sharpton convened a private meeting with New York's leading Black elected officials to discuss matters concerning public safety and the criminal justice system

Two cheers for Gov. Kathy Hochul’s sudden discovery of surging crime — though that could drop to one cheer, or none, if she lets the Legislature steamroll her again.

Civil rights activist Al Sharpton said it's time for black lawmakers to show leadership and approve new measures to get recidivist lawbreakers off the streets and help district attorneys prosecute crime.