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Looming State Elections Met With Apathy by Many New Yorkers

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By Janiya Taylor, Mame Diarra Niang, Rickie Quansah, Wislady Corcino
| City Limits Verified
This story is a product of the City Limits Accountability Reporting Initiative For Youth (CLARIFY), supported by the Pinkerton Foundation. Learn more about the program here. New York state elections will take place this fall, giving residents the chance to cast a vote for federal representatives as well as candidates for state senate, assembly, governor and other statewide offices.
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Inmates Want Files to Prove Innocence. DA Can’t Find Them.

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By Stan Johnson, Brianna Lorenzana, Cristyn Mingo, Arlenis Pena Verified, Rickie Quansah, Kayla Ray, Adaury Rodriguez, Nickie Uwoghiren, Jarrett Murphy Verified
| City Limits Verified
Three years into his 20-years-to-life term for a killing in the Bronx that he insisted he did not commit, Luis Paulino sent a letter in August 2000 from Eastern Correctional Facility in upstate Napanoch to the office that prosecuted him—the district attorney of Bronx County. Under the state Freedom of Information Law, Paulino requested crime scene, witness and forensic reports from his criminal case file.
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