Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg walked back soft-on-crime policies for prosecuting crime Friday amid an uptick in crime in New York City.
In a memo to staff, Bragg acknowledged that a controversial memo issued last month that called for softer penalties on various types of crime caused “confusion” among staff and said prosecutors should use their judgment in individual cases.
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