The state’s laws on cash bail, criminal discovery and the right to a speedy trial will go at least another week without reform by the Democrat-controlled state Legislature as lawmakers remain at an impasse on how to resolve their differences on those issues.

Conversations on whether to completely end cash bail in New York remain a major sticking point among lawmakers, but a proposal to reform criminal discovery may also be tweaked beyond the current version in the coming weeks.

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