Reports
Ending the Prosecution of “Turnstile Jumping” 
Effective February 1, 2018, our office no longer prosecutes the overwhelming majority of subway theft of services cases. The office released statistics pertaining to the first six months of the policy.
Marijuana, Fairness and Public Safety
A Report on the Legalization of Recreational Marijuana in the United States
Ending the Prosecution of “Turnstile Jumping”
Effective February 1, 2018, our office no longer prosecutes the overwhelming majority of subway theft of services cases. The office released statistics pertaining to the first quarter of the policy.
Models for Innovation
Today, we are extending the Office’s legacy of innovation by implementing new and transformative strategies to reform our practices and reshape the justice system.
Smartphone Encryption and Public Safety (Version 3.0)
This is our office’s third annual Report, which provides a further update on the ongoing debate, and how these encryption policies - enacted by companies for their own commercial reasons - continue to frustrate efforts to solve crimes and protect the public on a daily basis.
2016 Annual Report
Manhattan remains the safest place to live and work in the safest big city in America. The role of the District Attorney’s Office is not merely to help keep it that way – it’s also our job to help prevent New Yorkers from coming into contact with the justice system in the first place.
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Stop by today's @NYPDPBMN Harmony Picnic in #CentralPark for food, resources, and a pic with @MrMet ⚾️! Happening now at the Bandshell (enter at 5th Ave & E. 72 St) until 2pm. https://t.co/erRDnu2MwE
Cybercrime is the fastest-growing crime category in New York State.
This is a big reason why👇🏽 https://t.co/yzXDZprYxq
Proud to be part of @LGBTBar's #LavLaw2018 conference and career fair this week! 🏳️🌈 https://t.co/GvHmDd2aSm
Manhattan District Attorney's Office