Reports
Ending the Prosecution of Marijuana Smoking and Possession (Q2 Statistics) 
Effective August 1, 2018 our office no longer prosecutes most marijuana smoking and low-level marijuana possession. The office released statistics pertaining to the first six months of the policy.
Ending the Prosecution of “Turnstile Jumping” (Year 1 Statistics)
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 year of the policy.
Grand Jury Report on Epidemic of Real Estate Theft Targeting Vulnerable New Yorkers
In case after case, a Manhattan grand jury uncovered heartbreaking frauds in which small properties representing the whole of a family’s accumulated wealth and heritage over fifty years was brazenly snatched by criminal fraudsters.
Ending the Prosecution of “Turnstile Jumping” (Q3 Statistics)
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 third quarter of the policy.
Smartphone Encryption and Public Safety (Version 4.0)
This is our Office’s fourth annual Report. It begins with an update on the number and status of encrypted, inaccessible devices; recent examples of cases where cellphone evidence has been crucial; new developments in the U.S. courts; and legislative initiatives internationally.
Ending the Prosecution of Marijuana Smoking and Possession (Q1 Statistics)
Effective August 1, 2018 our office no longer prosecutes most marijuana smoking and low-level marijuana possession.
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📝💼 So happy to welcome NYC high school students to the Office today for our new Resume Workshop! @ManhattanDA staff are helping fine-tune resumes and answering career questions. https://t.co/HzDCSauV3u
What he said👇 We were honored to join @ObamaFoundation at #MBKRising this week to talk about our Youth Opportunity Hubs and the pipeline of success they're building for young New Yorkers >> https://t.co/CrAwq8onb4 https://t.co/vAK37QEQQy
"We have to build a pipeline of success for young people, not failure." — @BarackObama answers a question on fixing the criminal justice system at #MBKRising. https://t.co/rMbEi2ms1P
Using a $1M grant from our office, @Tucson_Police has cleared their rape kit backlog!
Stay tuned for more updates on our $38M investment to end rape kit backlogs. #TestEveryKit https://t.co/2KyA0fjHet
The @PoliceTucson is clearing their backlog of #SexualAssault kits with funds from @ManhattanDA. Already, four men are facing charges in serial rape cases: https://t.co/1tWuRIZ3qO https://t.co/7vq8WLcJez