Remarks
D.A. Vance Delivers Remarks at Cityforum Cybersecurity Summit 
"Cybercrime losses for the year 2020 are estimated at nearly one trillion dollars – almost double the loss incurred just two years before. As we survey this young decade, this virtual but very real menace is – and I believe will continue to be – one of the greatest, non-COVID threats to our companies, institutions, residents, and way of life."
D.A. Vance Delivers Remarks on Crimes Against Asian-American New Yorkers at NYPD Press Conference
Mr. Elliot is accused of brutally shoving, kicking, and stomping a 65-year-old mother to the ground – after telling her that she didn’t belong here. Let me be clear: this brave woman belongs here. Asian-American New Yorkers belong here. Everyone belongs here. Attacks against Asian-American New Yorkers are attacks against all New Yorkers, and my Office will continue to stand against hate in all its forms.
Testimony before City Council Public Safety Committee: FY22 Budget & Oversight Hearings
Good afternoon Chair Adams and members of the Committee on Public Safety. Thank you for the invitation to speak today about my Office’s Fiscal Year 2022 Preliminary Budget. Over the past eleven years, I am proud to have had the opportunity to appear before the City Council on numerous occasions to discuss my Office’s contributions to public safety in Manhattan and New York City. The critical support we receive each year from the City Council and the Mayor’s Office has helped us implement a wide range of criminal justice reforms over the years and to become digital innovators.
D.A. Vance’s Letter in Support of Voting Rights for Parolees
As the Manhattan District Attorney, my job is to ensure a safer New York and a fairer justice system. To effectuate this dual mission, our Office works from the presumption that the consequences of incarceration in a New Yorker’s life should not last one more day than necessary.
Testimony before City Council Finance and Housing and Buildings Committees Oversight Hearing on Examining the City’s Deed Theft and Deed Fraud Crisis
There are few greater threats than being displaced from one’s home. Shockingly, that can happen through property title theft, or deed fraud, with the stroke of a pen or the click of a mouse. Deed fraud is not only harrowing to the victim, but it also affects the integrity of real estate ownership, and real estate taxes are a substantial source of New York City revenues. Notaries public are the gatekeepers that can thwart this criminal activity.
D.A. Vance Delivers Remarks at Charles B. Rangel Systemic Racism and Social Justice Summit
"As Manhattan District Attorney, I have the power and responsibility to set policies that minimize unnecessary interactions with the criminal justice system, that reduce racial disparities and collateral consequences in low-level prosecutions, and that enable the Office and court system to preserve resources for the prosecution of serious crimes."
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Today our Cyber Critical Services and Infrastructure Project (CCSI) hosted @nikesharora to discuss emerging infrastructural cyber risks.
CCSI increases communication and coordination across sectors to protect NYC's critical infrastructure. https://t.co/0gmKzpNKsw
Today we met with Asian-American community leaders in an ongoing dialogue about combatting the recent rise in anti-Asian hate crimes.
Our office is here to listen and help, regardless of your immigration status. 📞 212-335-3100. #StopAAPIHate https://t.co/LfoiEzax2k
April is #SecondChanceMonth.
Well-funded reentry services create opportunity and reduce re-incarceration. We’re proud to invest millions each year in reentering New Yorkers through our Criminal Justice Investment Initiative. ⏬
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