OCA’s Proposal Violates the Americans With Disabilities Act, Fourteenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, and Rehabilitation Act of 1973, reports the New York Law Journal.

Legal Aid also demands that Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance dismiss all pending charges relating to this case, reports The City.

Proposed laws aim to protect children because they are not able to assert their rights during police interrogations, reports The City.

New cases could force tens of thousands of financially struggling New Yorkers out of their homes, reports NY Daily News.

Marie Ndiaye, Supervising Attorney of our Decarceration Project, penned an op-ed in City Limits on the fear-mongering and dog-whistling tactics employed by the NYPD to resist reform.

We have an intrinsic connection to the daily lives of New Yorkers. Here are a few of the places we made a difference, provided context or added valuable perspective this week.

This ruling is a missed opportunity to bring much-needed accountability for the NYPD’s enforcement of social distancing rules disproportionately against Black and Latinx New Yorkers, despite hard evidence that violations of those rules are committed by white New Yorkers at equal rates.

Over 1,300 demonstrators still face charges relating to Mayor Bill de Blasio’s curfew, reports Gothamist.

New advisory for late-July reopening puts desperate tenants at even greater risk, reports Law360.

Newly released data contradicts claims from the NYPD that crime increases have any relation to bail reforms, mass release efforts, reports Gothamist.