The Data Collaborative for Justice report highlights the need for judges to reduce pretrial detentions in New York Jails, as 85% of inmates are held pretrial, and proposes reforms to improve the criminal justice system and reduce the population in Rikers Island.
New York City’s criminal legal system is facing renewed tensions over public safety, enforcement practices, and racial disparities, with recent declines in crime rates and incarceration followed by an uptick in enforcement and incarceration, highlighting the need for a balanced approach to address the issue.
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