Equal Time Debate: Will New York City’s ‘How Many Stops’ Law Improve Public Safety?

February 2, 2024

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Equal Time Debate: Oneida County Sheriff Rob Maciol and Staff Attorney/Policy Counsel Christine Rivera with The Bronx Defenders debate whether New York City’s newly passed ‘How Many Stops’ Law to document all low-level police encounters with citizens improve public safety.

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Equal Time Debate: Will New York City’s ‘How Many Stops’ Law Improve Public Safety?

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