Crime about to go up in Manhattan. DA Alvin Bragg implimenting hands off prosecution policies

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A National Review article *and* some George Soros conspiracy bullshyt from the NYPost. :mjlol:


Didn't you just made a thread pretending to care about bad prosecutors/prosecution?






Manhattan DA Bragg Tells Staff to Stop Prosecuting Certain Offenses

Pazzy is another insane right wing loser on this site. Hilariously those things are actually good. Not sure I agree with the armed robbery part, but clearly they actually did research unlike most people who hold these positions. Let's see how it works out. We know in Philly the changes Krasner made worked out fine. This will also drastically reduce the tax burden for this shyt in NY.
 

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I though Eric Adams was here to be tough on crime?

Make it make sense.
 

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:jbhmm: the selling drugs part?!? idk... but armed robbery :camby: nah that's jail...
The bullshyt in the OP is too simple.

https://www.manhattanda.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Day-One-Letter-Policies-1.03.2022.pdf

There's the memo.

An act that could be charged under PL §§ 160.15 (2, 3, or 4), 160.10(2b), or 160.05
that occurs in a commercial setting should be charged under PL § 155.25 if the force
or threat of force consists of displaying a dangerous instrument or similar behavior but
does not create a genuine risk of physical harm.

This will still lead to jail time.


Drug cases: If there is a reasonable view of the evidence indicating that a person
arrested for the sale of a controlled substance is acting as a low-level agent of a seller,
such person shall be charged with 220.03 and no felonies and therefore offered
diversion. Also, unless such charge is a lesser included offense or unless the defendant
actually sold a controlled substance, the offense of Penal Law § 220.06 shall not be
charged and 220.03 shall instead be charged
 
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An act that could be charged under PL §§ 160.15 (2, 3, or 4), 160.10(2b), or 160.05 that occurs in a commercial setting should be charged under PL § 155.25 if the force or threat of force consists of displaying a dangerous instrument or similar behavior but does not create a genuine risk of physical harm.

This will still lead to jail time.

The difference between flashing a piece and actively pointing it at someone. Not sure how it will work in practice, but whatever.

(Thanks for hunting down the memo)
 

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Pazzy is another insane right wing loser on this site. Hilariously those things are actually good. Not sure I agree with the armed robbery part, but clearly they actually did research unlike most people who hold these positions. Let's see how it works out. We know in Philly the changes Krasner made worked out fine. This will also drastically reduce the tax burden for this shyt in NY.

With murders at an all-time high, some Philly leaders point to a ‘peace movement’

Bots say the darnest things
 
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That holding hands shyt won't work but for so long

Give these young people jobs, and money in their pocket and a reason NOT to be out there banging or slanging and I guarantee you the crime rate will drop

Republicans ain't on that wave unless its to corporate slave masters who will pay the bare minimum without job security or the ability for upward mobility and wealth building
 

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:jbhmm: the selling drugs part?!? idk... but armed robbery :camby: nah that's jail...
Word..

Though I'll take this time to say let's say you just shoplift...if by chance you even swipe an employee's arm then they upgrade the charge to armed robbery..atleast here in Seattle.


I punched a dude at a retail store..they charged me for shoplifting..I got released for that but they charged me for armed robbery after I was released for the shoplifting..was supposed to get out of jail at 6pm..but they'll throw that other charge at you at like 5:45pm:mjlol:

They do that purposely..you think you're getting out but they stick the other charge to prolong your stay...


I learned my lesson though...I had a mental episode.
 
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