Contact: Sam McCann, Neighborhood Defender Service of Harlem ([email protected]) (NEW YORK, NY) – 17 legislators issued an open letter [...]
Contact: Redmond Haskins, The Legal Aid Society ([email protected]) Sam McCann, Neighborhood Defender Service of Harlem ([email protected]) Sarah Duggan, Brooklyn [...]
NDS’ Danielle Jackson testified before the New York State Senate on the End Predatory Court Fees Act. She said [...]
Contact: Sam McCann, Neighborhood Defender Service of Harlem ([email protected]) ***FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE*** (NEW YORK, NY) – Legislators, public defenders, [...]
September 20, 2021 Contact: Sam McCann, Neighborhood Defender Service of Harlem ([email protected]) Sarah Duggan, Brooklyn Defender Services ([email protected]) Emily [...]
August 16, 2021 Contact: Sam McCann, Neighborhood Defender Service of Harlem ([email protected]) Press Office, The Legal Aid Society ([email protected]) [...]
August 13, 2021 Contact: Sam McCann, Neighborhood Defender Service of Harlem ([email protected]) Sarah Duggan, Brooklyn Defender Services ([email protected]) Emily [...]
The program, designed to support tenants hurt by the pandemic, faces myriad problems: a confusing application process, unnecessary means testing, bureaucratic delays and more.
The practice will focus on representing people negatively impacted by the economic fallout from the pandemic who are in danger of losing their home, and will play a pivotal role keeping Detroiters housed.
Michael was a giant in the fight for justice in the criminal legal system and an early supporter of NDS and the practice of holistic public defense.
Joint Statement in Response to Reports that NYC Family Court Clerk Used Racial Slurs to Refer to 15-Year-Old (NEW [...]
Judge sides with public defenders and advocates in suit, says state’s exclusion of incarcerated people from vaccine eligibility is [...]
Today, THE CITY reported on an unreleased Board of Correction (BOC) investigation into three deaths that occurred in Department of Correction (DOC) custody last year. The men died at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in conditions exacerbated by a series of DOC failures, the report shows
Mayor de Blasio’s plan for police reform is an insult to public defenders, to organizations working to confront police misconduct, and to Black and brown New Yorkers who have been subject to constant surveillance and frequent police violence.
If granted, the preliminary injunction would force the state to begin offering vaccinations to incarcerated people immediately, while awaiting a final decision on the petition.
