Reports
Ending the Prosecution of “Turnstile Jumping” (Q6) 
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 18 months of the policy.
Ending the Prosecution of Marijuana Smoking and Posession (Q4 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 year of the policy.
Ending the Prosecution of Marijuana Smoking and Possession (Q3 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 nine months of the policy.
Ending the Prosecution of “Turnstile Jumping” (Q5)
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 15 months of the policy.
Criminal Justice Investment Initiative Progress Report: March 2019
To date, CJII funds have supported more than 8,000 people across New York City and New York State. Reflecting the diversity of investments, CJII has supported people regardless of age, ethnicity, or lived experience.
Test Every Kit: Results From the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office’s Sexual Assault Kit Backlog Elimination Grant Program
The jurisdictions funded under the Manhattan District Attorney’s Sexual Assault Kit Backlog Elimination Grant Program have seen tremendous results. Over the duration of the program, 32 jurisdictions across 20 states sent over 55,000 backlogged kits for testing.
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DA Vance: "Hundreds of iron workers and welders will now see their wages restored, thanks to my Office's Construction Fraud Task Force and @NYSLabor." https://t.co/v334arKpD8 https://t.co/XEx1WVlKUO
“I feel vindicated and grateful,” Devin said.
Devin and hundreds of other New Yorkers just had their marijuana convictions sealed under a class action strategy we developed with @LegalAidNYC, @lac_news, @ClearyGottlieb, @ndsharlem, and @NYCDefenderS.
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