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Mark Obbie
Mark Obbie
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NYPD Has Been Quietly Revamping How It Treats Crime Victims. The Results Are Impressive.
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The Unlikely Rise of Restorative Justice in a Conservative Upstate New York County
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A New Way of Fighting Crime—and Helping Victims—on the Violent Streets of Los Angeles
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Meet the Woman Tasked With Repairing the NYPD’s Broken Relationship With Black New Yorkers
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Meet the Last Man Standing Who Thinks Criminal Justice Reform Is a Terrible Idea
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Can Prisons Reduce Recidivism by Inviting Victims of Crime to Talk to Prisoners?
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A Mother Forgives the Man Who Raped and Killed Her Daughter
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June 30, 2015
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The Death of Big Law Has Been Greatly Exaggerated. Again.
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The dubious distinctions of Harriet Miers.
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