New York’s Crumbling Roads:
Mistake or Mismanagement?
If you live in New York State you know how bad our roads and bridges are to travel on. It’s a case of dodging potholes and hoping the bridge infrastructure with its obvious rusted openings and wobbly support doesn’t collapse. But did you know New York is among the highest spenders on its roads and at the same time ranks among the worst in results. Before Informed NY delves into one possible reason for this scenario, let’s go over some stats.
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In a world where the line between right and wrong often seems murky, New York’s Assembly is considering a new law that could dramatically shift how the state handles felony murder cases.
Introduced by Assembly Member Jackson, the bill proposes that individuals under the age of 25 cannot be charged with felony murder, even if their actions directly lead to a death during the commission of a violent crime. This legislation aims to recognize the developmental stages of youth, but is it really the reform New York needs? Or could it end up diminishing accountability for violent crimes and leaving families of victims without justice?
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