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Who Is Safer When We Criminalize Domestic Violence Survivors?

Tracy McCarter says she was acting in self-defense when she stood up to her estranged husband. Now she’s being charged with murder.

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Psych exam ordered for man who stabbed subway dancer

“God is watching me!” Lateef Coleman explained in court, as he faced assault and weapons possession charges for the Thursday afternoon stabbing.

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NYC judge slams prosecutors over no-bail bid for teen accused of armed robbery

A New York City judge berated prosecutors for refusing to ask that their teenage client be held on monetary bail after he was indicted for his participation in a violent robbery.

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Hero Manhattan judge sends teen armed robbery suspect to jail

Request for supervised release denied

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Teen arrested with AK-47 in Times Square says he was confused about NYC s gun laws

Teen arrested with AK-47 in Times Square says he was confused about NYC’s gun laws Oliver O Connell © Provided by The Independent The lawyer for an Ohio teenager caught with an AK-47 in a Times Square subway station has argued that her client was confused about New York’s gun laws. That argument was rejected by a Manhattan judge on Sunday, who ordered that 18-year-old Saadiq Teague should remain in custody until his next court date. “This is an extremely serious case. The case is up to 15 years in prison,” said Judge Melissa Jackson, who also rejected a request from prosecutors that bail be set at $25,000.

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