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- Flanagan Says ‘Raise The Age’ Will Be Part of Budget Talks By Nick Niedzwiadek Politico February 22, 2017
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- Governor Cuomo has proposed cutting visit days from 7 to 3 in New York’s maximum security prisons.
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Category Archives: NYS Dept of Parole
Law Requires Board to Assess Rehabilitation in Parole Rulings – John Caher, NY Law Journal
Nearly half a century after the Kitty Genovese murder shocked the conscience of New York City and became a national symbol of urban apathy, her killer is coming up for parole for the 15th time. But this year the deal … Continue reading
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NY Parole Boards Would Lose Authority Under Cuomo Plan
Parole Boards Would Lose Authority Under Cuomo Plan Joel Stashenko ContactAll Articles New York Law Journal March 11, 2011 Twitterdel.icio.us DiggRedditGoogle BookmarksNewsvineLinkedInMixxStumbleupon PrintShareEmailReprints & PermissionsPost a Comment ALBANY – Parole boards would lose their authority to set restrictions on the … Continue reading
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Division of Parole’s annual report, for FY 2009-10
Division of Parole’s annual report, for FY 2009-10 The Division of Parole’s FY 2009-10 Annual Report summarizes the activities of the Division and its two main functions – deciding which offenders whom the Legislature has made eligible for parole have … Continue reading
