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Advocates Demand Answers as State Prisons Face Scrutiny After Deaths

March 13, 2026 by susie day

Reuven Blau / The City — A coalition of more than 50 advocacy organizations is urging New York lawmakers to scrutinize the state’s prison system, pressing for answers about alleged brutality, deaths behind bars and violations of solitary confinement reforms as the legislature weighs more than $4 billion in funding...

Read moreAdvocates Demand Answers as State Prisons Face Scrutiny After Deaths

Hochul Grants Two Clemencies After Months of Inaction, Leaving Hundreds Still Waiting

December 30, 2025 by susie day

Reuven Blau / The City — Some of the most powerful actors in New York’s criminal justice system — district attorneys, prison superintendents and even the judges who imposed the original sentences — have urged Gov. Kathy Hochul to grant clemency to people serving decades behind bars. Until this week, she hadn’t freed a single one...

Read moreHochul Grants Two Clemencies After Months of Inaction, Leaving Hundreds Still Waiting

Former Prisoners Say Deadly Robert Brooks Beating Is Sadly Routine

January 3, 2025 by susie day

Reuven Blau / The City — Those that have been in the NY state pen and their lawyers say “what is most unusual about the beatdown of Mr. Brooks is that it was captured on video.” ...

Read moreFormer Prisoners Say Deadly Robert Brooks Beating Is Sadly Routine

Blacks and Hispanics Seeking Parole Face Widening Racial Disparity, Report Finds

November 11, 2024 by susie day

Reuven Blau / The City — Black and Hispanic people in New York state prisons have a much higher chance to be denied parole than whites over the past three years — a divide that’s gotten worse since being highlighted in 2016, a new study shows...

Read moreBlacks and Hispanics Seeking Parole Face Widening Racial Disparity, Report Finds

Heart Failure: Medical Runaround Keeps Man Locked in State Prison Two Years After Being Paroled

August 8, 2022 by susie day

August 7, 2022: Reuven Blau, The City

Read moreHeart Failure: Medical Runaround Keeps Man Locked in State Prison Two Years After Being Paroled

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