ACP coordinates the assignment of attorneys to represent individuals who cannot afford to retain an attorney in various Criminal and Family Court matters.
These technology investments build on other state-supported efforts in Syracuse, including $2.28 million for the SNUG Street Outreach Program and $2 million for Project RISE, which provides young people at risk of gun violence with intensive mentoring, job training, and other supports to help them succeed and avoid involvement in the justice system. ... See MoreSee Less
Governor Hochul visited the Syracuse Public Safety Building to highlight more than $6.7 million in state investments that are modernizing law enforcement technology and equipment across Central New Yo...
U.S. defendants must be able to understand the charges against them — but many who can’t remain behind bars waiting for mental health treatment. ... See MoreSee Less
These findings suggest that NYC's summons system increasingly operates under a “process is punishment” model—where most cases do not hold up in court but still impose burdens of time, income, stigma, and/or stress on New Yorkers. ... See MoreSee Less
This new research brief examines New York City’s criminal summons system. The analysis covers trends in summons issuance by the New York City Police Department