ALBANY — Lawmakers reached an agreement on one of three main parole reform bills Tuesday, causing formerly incarcerated people and survivors of physical violence and sexual abuse to rally harder
ALBANY — Parole reform efforts got a major boost Tuesday as Hazel Dukes, president of the New York State chapter of the NAACP, voiced support for a pair of bills
ALBANY Parole reform efforts got a major boost Tuesday as Hazel Dukes, president of the New York State chapter of the NAACP, voiced support for a pair of bills being considered by state lawmakers. Dukes joins criminal justice advocates in pushing for the passage of two measures that would overhaul and streamline the parole process and make it easier for older inmates to become eligible. “Our .
Dukes joins criminal justice advocates in pushing for the passage of two measures that would overhaul and streamline the parole process and make it easier for older inmates to become eligible.
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WHEC) Support centers are weighing in on Gov. Andrew Cuomo s apology. Wednesday was the first time he publicly addressed sexual harassment allegations against him. Some victim s advocates have labeled the governor a hypocrite and what action they say he should take to prove his apology was sincere.
Local advocates for victims of sexual assault and harassment are calling the allegations against the governor startling. They say, for a governor that has proclaimed himself as the champion for gender equality in New York State over the last few years, these allegations make him seem like a hypocrite.