Says come on down to nasssu oTB but not every day of the year like the ny state lottery
With race tightening, Attorney General Letitia James now says bail reform needs second look
New York Attorney General Letitia James, who has championed the controversial cashless bail law that critics say fed a spike in violent and other crimes, said she’s now open to changes to the measures.
LETITIA JAMES
NY GOPers ask DOJ to probe state AG James over leaked Haley donors list
The Post endorses Michael Henry for NY state Attorney General
Why we, NYPD's detectives, urge New Yorkers to ditch AG James
Why victims and their families, like me, have been betrayed by Kathy Hochul’s failure to fix bail reform
The sudden shift in tone from James coincides with polls revealing voter disgust over surging crime as a top concern and her race for re-election against a Republican challenger — who she has out-fundraised by nearly 20-to-1 — grows tighter.
“We need to address a wide range of issues, including but not limited to looking at bail reform,” James told WGRZ in Buffalo this week.
“I understand the concern that individuals have. I understand the fear that they have, but we’ve got to work together and not politicize this very important issue.”
No comments:
Post a Comment