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MicaelS

(8,747 posts)
Thu Jan 30, 2014, 01:39 PM Jan 2014

City Agrees to Stop-Frisk Reforms as Mayor Seeks to Drop Appeal

Source: NBC 4 New York

Lawyers for the plaintiffs in New York city's stop-and-frisk court cases say the city and the plaintiffs have reached an agreement for a monitor to oversee reforms of the police tactic.

Lawyers for the Center for Constitutional Rights said Thursday that the deal calls for the reforms to take place under a scenario set down by a federal judge last year.

They say the deal calls for a monitor to serve a three-year term. The monitor will oversee a process in which those communities most affected by the stop-and-frisk tactics will provide input into reforms.

The announcement came shortly after the administration of Mayor de Blasio filed court papers seeking to drop and appeal of the judge's findings.

Read more: http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/De-Blasio-Drops-Appeal-of-Stop-Frisk-NYPD-242773401.html



This is excellent news. Kudos to Mayor de Blasio.
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City Agrees to Stop-Frisk Reforms as Mayor Seeks to Drop Appeal (Original Post) MicaelS Jan 2014 OP
Not a minute too soon, either. n/t Judi Lynn Jan 2014 #1
I would've loved to see the look on Bloomie's face when sked14 Jan 2014 #2
Time to plan a vacation to NYC cprise Jan 2014 #3
 

sked14

(579 posts)
2. I would've loved to see the look on Bloomie's face when
Thu Jan 30, 2014, 02:15 PM
Jan 2014

he saw this.
I can image it went something like this. , followed by this, and finally this, his brain exploding.

Good job Mayor de Blasio.

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