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LAS Celebrates Peace Week with Community Partners

Victor Dempsey, an organizer in our Community Justice Unit, hosted an event featuring speakers who shared their experiences with gun violence in their communities.

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LAS Remembers Veteran Communications Director Pat Bath

Bath served The Legal Aid Society’s clients and staff for 44 years leading the organization’s communications department.

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LAS Condemns City Hall for Failing to Involve Local Communities in Police Reform

"Efforts by community organizers and stakeholders to build trust and revive the process have been ignored," The Legal Aid Society's Corey Stoughton tells the New York Daily News.

LAS: Don’t Buy Commissioner Shea’s Fearmongering on Bail, Discovery Reform

The City's own data contradicts the NYPD Commissioner's attempts to link pre-trial reforms with a rise in crime, according to CBS 2 New York.

Vincent Paolo Villano Joins LAS as Chief Communications Officer

Villano brings over a decade of experience in government, campaigns, and advocacy using communications to advance racial, social, and economic justice, reports POLITICO.

New York State Enacts Comprehensive Criminal Discovery Reform

As part of a transformative criminal justice reform package included in the New York State budget, Governor Cuomo signed into law a complete overhaul of New York’s Discovery law, often referred to as the “Blindfold Law.”

LAS Secures Policy Changes to Combat Housing Voucher Discrimination

A settlement with Compass, one of the nation's largest real estate firms, will protect tenants who receive federal housing vouchers, according to The Washington Post.

LAS Decries Promotion of Cops with Records of Complaints

New NYPD Commanders have documented record of misconduct, reports Gothamist.